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CTOnews.com8, March 18 (Xinhua)-- recently, BMW M has released a video showing the appearance of the BMW M pure electric prototype, which is based on the BMW i4 M50. According to Carscoops, the prototype is equipped with a new four-motor power system and a new M xDrive four-wheel drive control system.

Judging from the spy photos released, the BMW M pure electric prototype still uses the iconic "double kidney" intake grille, which is wider than the BMW M3. The grille and bumper inlet of the prototype car do not adopt a closed design, which can provide better heat dissipation effect for the vehicle battery pack and brake system.

The prototype car officially displayed by ▲, the tire burning tank, turned around.

In terms of power, the prototype is equipped with a four-motor power system and a new M-xDrive four-wheel drive control system. Each wheel is separately controlled by the CPU according to the calculation results. The suspension system of the car has also been modified to bring higher torque stiffness.

"electrification opens up new degrees of freedom for our M powertrain," said Dirk Hcker, director of BMW M GmbH development. "We will make the most of this potential so that our sports cars will continue to provide the classic high performance, flexibility and handling of the M series on the basis of zero emissions."

CTOnews.com learned that BMW did not disclose the specific power of the prototype, but the dual motor of the BMW i4 M50 can produce 536 horsepower and 795 Nm of torque, and it is believed that the integrated power of the four-motor power system will be stronger.

BMW also mentioned that its goal is to preserve the "emotional driving experience" in future zero-emission pure electric sports cars and to provide users with "unprecedented levels of performance".

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