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BMW M Lineup Will Get Crazy Electric Power, but How Much?

If anyone was worried that the electric BMW Neue Klasse wouldn't be as much fun to drive as its gasoline counterparts, set yer worries at the side of the road, because BMW's M lineup will get hi-po electric drives that'll loosen your lederhosen, Leopold.

"BMW M's high-performance vehicles will soon deliver the 'Ultimate Driving Machine' experience in electric form," the brand promised.

Last year, we got a preview of the first of the Neue Klasse line, the iX3 crossover. The BMW M Neue Klasse here is what an all-electric BMW M3 might look like.

Shown here is what is officially called the BMW M Neue Klasse. Like its Neue Klasse brethren, it is an EV at heart. But not just any EV.

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We Test 5 Geely Cars from China—But Are Any Coming to the US Market?

There are over 100 different carmakers in China, and they're cranking out over 30 million cars a year. So it's inevitable that cars from China will eventually be sold in the US, and soon.

In fact, some already are, but they have laundered their names to hide their origins: the Buick Envision, the Lincoln Nautilus, and the former Volvo S90, are all made in China.

Volvo and Polestar are part of Geely (pronounced jee-lee), full name Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co., Ltd. (ZGH), often shortened to Geely Holding, or just Geely. Geely holds dominion over 17 brands, including Lotus and Smart, along with a bunch of others you've never heard of. Last year, Geely sold over 3 million vehicles worldwide, more than half of them EVs and hybrids.