Munich. BMW is increasing the significance and appeal of plug-in hybrid drives in the premium mid-range segment with a comprehensive model offensive. In the BMW 3 Series, the range of vehicles with electrified drive will be expanded over the coming months from the one model as it currently stands to a total of four models. Following the successful market launch of the new BMW 330e Sedan (fuel consumption combined: 1.7 – 1.6 l/100 km; combined power consumption: 15.0 – 14.8 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 38 – 36 g/km*), the new BMW 330e Touring will also be available from summer 2020 (combined fuel consumption: from 1.7 l/100 km; combined power consumption: from 15.7 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: from 39 g/km, provisional figures*). In addition, both models will be available from summer 2020 with both classic rear-wheel drive and the intelligent all-wheel drive system BMW xDrive.

In all BMW 3 Series plug-in hybrid models, latest-generation BMW eDrive technology increases both efficiency and electrically powered range as well as hallmark driving pleasure. The spontaneous power delivery of the electric motor can be felt during start-up and acceleration, contributing in particular to the car's highly spirited character. The high energy content of the lithium-ion high-voltage batteries units featuring the very latest battery cell technology enables the plug-in hybrid models of the new BMW 3 Series to run on electrical power only – and therefore free of local emissions – with a maximum range of between 55 and 68 kilometres (provisional figures*).

In this way, the BMW Group continues to consistently pursue its model initiative in the area of electrically powered vehicles in 2020. As a pioneer in the field of electromobility, the company already sold half a million vehicles with purely electric or plug-in hybrid drive systems worldwide by the end of 2019. By the end of 2021, the BMW Group aims to have more than one million vehicles with electrified drive systems on the road. A quarter of the vehicles sold by the BMW Group in Europe will be electrified by 2021: this share will increase to a third by 2025 and to half by 2030. The BMW Group plans to expand its range to include 25 electrified models by 2023.

“Power of Choice”: considerable diversity in the range of plug-in hybrid models, too.

With its strategic “Power of Choice” approach, the BMW Group meets the individual mobility needs of its customers all over the world. A broad spectrum of drive technologies – including not just highly efficient petrol and diesel engines but also pure electric drive and plug-in hybrid systems – results in a well-adapted model selection that is tailored to a wide range of legal requirements and individual preferences. Diversity is continuously increasing in the range of electrically powered models, too. With the new plug-in hybrid models of the BMW 3 Series, customers now have additional options when it comes to aligning their desire for sustainable mobility with their personal needs and preferences. The electrified Touring models combine maximum efficiency with the extended interior space enabled by their versatile body concept. The use of plug-in hybrid technology in conjunction with intelligent all-wheel drive is geared in particular to the requirements of driving on snow, in mountainous regions and off-road.

Depending on their equipment, all plug-in hybrid models in the new BMW 3 Series meet the criteria laid down in the German Electric Mobility Act for labelling as electric vehicles and therefore enjoy the special rights this entails in public road traffic due to their high electric range and low level of CO2 emissions. In addition, they also qualify for reduced company car taxation in Germany. Only half the gross list price is taken as a basis when calculating the monetary benefit arising from private use of a company car.

Premiere for Touring models with plug-in hybrid drive.

As of summer 2020, the advantages of an electrified drive system will be available in two BMW Touring models for the first time. They combine the progressive character of their drive system with the proven qualities of a vehicle concept that unites driving pleasure and functionality in a particularly appealing way. Their dynamic design is characterised by a long roof line, precisely drawn lines and powerful surfaces. In their versatile interior, the Touring models with plug-in hybrid drive offer exactly the same level of interior comfort on five seats as the conventionally powered model variants. Meanwhile the luggage compartment volume is only slightly limited due to the space-saving arrangement of the high-voltage battery under the rear seat. By folding down the rear backrest with a split of 40: 20, storage space can be extended to up to 1 420 litres.

The plug-in hybrid system of the new BMW 330e Touring comprises a 2.0-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine with BMW TwinPower Turbo Technology and an output of 135 kW/184 hp along with an electric motor integrated in the 8-speed Steptronic transmission which generates a peak output of 83 kW/113 hp. The system output of 185 kW/252 hp generated by the two power units can be increased by an additional 30 kW/40 hp for up to 10 seconds under especially high loads. This standard XtraBoost is available in SPORT mode, which can be activated by means of the driving experience switch. It increases the system output to up to 215 kW/292 hp, thereby maintaining the model-specific properties of the sporting character so typical of the BMW 3 Series. The maximum system torque of the plug-in hybrid drive in the new BMW 330e Touring is 420 Nm.

The XtraBoost is also available during kickdown manoeuvres and after shifting the gear selector switch to the M/S position. The sporty characteristics of the new BMW 330e Touring are further underlined by model-specific drive sound tuning, a direct yet precise accelerator pedal curve and a specific shift programme as part of the 8-speed Steptronic transmission that includes brake downshifts.

Drawing on its two power units, the new BMW 330e Touring accelerates from zero to 100 km/h in 6.1 seconds (provisional figure). Its maximum speed is 220 km/h (provisional figure). In Hybrid mode the new BMW 330e Sedan is able to reach a speed of up to 110 km/h when running on electric power alone – in other words locally free of emissions. The combustion engine only switches on at higher speeds or when there are particularly high load requirements. When the Electric mode is activated with the eDrive button, the vehicle can even reach speeds of up to 140 km/h drawing on the power of its eDrive alone. Thanks to state-of-the-art cell technology, the lithium-ion high-voltage battery in the new BMW 330e Touring has an electrically powered range of 65 kilometres (provisional figure*).

Efficient and versatile: BMW eDrive in combination with BMW xDrive.

Parallel to the market launch of the BMW 330e Touring, two all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid versions of the BMW 3 Series will also see their launch. These feature the same plug-in hybrid system as the corresponding rear-wheel drive models. In the new BMW 330e xDrive Sedan (combined fuel consumption: from 1.8 l/100 km; combined power consumption: from 16.7 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: from 42 g/km, provisional figures*) and in the new BMW 330e xDrive Touring (combined fuel consumption: from 2.0 l/100 km; combined power consumption: from 17.8 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: from 46 g/km, provisional figures*), power delivery from the electric motor and engine is combined with power transmission to all four wheels. BMW eDrive meets BMW xDrive – combining exemplary efficiency with superior versatility.

Via an electronically controlled multi-disc clutch, the intelligent all-wheel drive system distributes the power from the engine and electric motor between the front and rear wheels as required at all times. Networked with DSC (Dynamic Stability Control), the system adapts the distribution of drive torque precisely to the respective driving situation within a fraction of a second. Fully variable power distribution ensures maximum traction and driving stability in all road and weather conditions. It also supports the sporty handling of the sedan and touring model with plug-in hybrid drive. The new BMW 330e xDrive Sedan accelerates from standstill to 100 km/h in 5.8 seconds, reaching a top speed of 224 km/h (provisional figures). The new BMW 330e xDrive Touring completes the standard sprint in 6.2 seconds, achieving a maximum speed of 214 km/h (provisional figures). With an electric range of 58 kilometres (provisional figure*) for the Sedan and 55 kilometres (provisional figure*) for the Touring model, the all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid variants of the new BMW 3 Series also offer ideal conditions for using electric power alone to handle most day-to-day driving such as commuting or travelling within city limits.

Lithium-ion high-voltage storage with the very latest battery cell technology.

The plug-in hybrid models in the new BMW 3 Series owe their long electric range to the latest advances in battery cell technology. Their lithium-ion batteries, designed specifically for each model and manufactured by the BMW Group, have a gross energy content of 12.0 kWh and a capacity of 34 Ah. In relation to its size and weight, the high-voltage battery installed in the current generation provides a particularly extensive energy supply. The battery cells produced according to BMW Group specifications have an exceptionally high storage capacity. The electrical energy stored in the high-voltage battery is also used to supply the vehicle electrical system. This means that a generator powered by the combustion engine is no longer necessary, thereby further increasing the efficiency of the system as a whole. A 40-litre fuel tank ensures a total range that is suitable for long-distance travel, highlighting the capabilities of the plug-in hybrid models as touring vehicles.

The high-voltage battery is charged in a particularly efficient way during travel by means of brake energy recuperation. What is more, it can be charged at conventional household sockets using the standard charging cable. Using this method, the completely discharged battery can absorb 80 per cent of its total capacity within 4.2 hours. 5.7 hours is the estimated period required for a 100% recharge. With a BMW i Wallbox, these charging operations can be completed with 2.4 and 3.4 hours respectively. The charging socket is located under a separate flap on the front left side panel of the car.

Extensive standard equipment including auxiliary air conditioning.

All plug-in hybrid models in the new BMW 3 Series are fitted as standard with active pedestrian protection. When running on electric power at speeds of up to 30 km/h, an unmistakeable sound designed specifically for electrified BMW models is generated to alert other road users to the approaching car without impairing the acoustic comfort of vehicle occupants. In addition, the standard equipment of the BMW 3 Series models with electric drive includes 3-zone automatic air conditioning and auxiliary air conditioning. At low outdoor temperatures, the interior can also be conveniently heated prior to setting off – even if the battery charge status is low. The preconditioning function also enables the interior to be cooled at high outside temperatures. The interior can be pre-conditioned remotely via BMW Connected using a smartphone.

The standard equipment of the plug-in hybrid models in the BMW 3 Series also includes an automatic anti-dazzle interior mirror and Park Distance Control with sensors at the front and rear of the vehicle. BMW Live Cockpit Plus including a navigation system, Remote Services, Apple CarPlay preparation and Service Connected Music, is also standard equipment on the electrified models. As an alternative to the basic equipment, they are available in the form of a Sport Line, Luxury Line or M Sport model.

In addition, virtually the entire range of optional equipment features for the new BMW 3 Series Sedan and the new BMW 3 Series Touring is available for the plug-in hybrid. This includes the Adaptive M suspension including Variable Sports Steering and the M sports braking system as well as the innovative driver assistance systems to optimise comfort and safety – from Driving Assistant Professional with steering and lane guidance assistant to Parking Assistant including reverse assistant. Another optional equipment feature is a tow hitch with electrically swivelling ball head. From summer 2020 onwards, the permissible towing capacity for all plug-in hybrid models in the new BMW 3 Series will be 1 500 kilograms in each case.

Hybrid-specific digital services from BMW Connected.

For the market launch of the new 3 Series plug-in hybrid models, new BMW Connected digital services will be presented which make charging the high-voltage battery en route even more attractive and convenient. When selecting a public charging station, the navigation system also provides the driver with a list of recommended nearby hotels, restaurants, cafés, tourist attractions and cultural institutions. Charging station availability can also be checked using the vehicle display and operating system. The driver receives the information along with a forecast of the occupancy status of the public charging station at the time of arrival. In future, it will also be possible to reserve a charging station for a limited period of time, providing the respective charging infrastructure operator supports this function.

With the new BMW eDrive Zones function, which will be a standard feature in all BMW plug-in hybrid models from summer 2020, urban environmental zones can be automatically detected using geo-fencing technology. On entering the zone, the vehicle then automatically switches to purely electric mode, responding in the same way as a purely electrically powered vehicle and enjoying the same access rights, as per local regulations. The new function ensures even better exploitation of the potential offered by plug-in hybrid vehicles. The increase in the distance covered electrically not only helps optimise efficiency and reduce emissions, it also reduces the customer’s operating costs. This applies particularly to city traffic, where electric power consistently achieves a higher level of efficiency than a petrol or diesel engine.

BMW plug-in hybrid models: wide-ranging benefits in day-to-day use.

Compared to conventional drive forms, BMW plug-in hybrid already offers its users wide-ranging benefits:

• Savings: electrically powered driving in the city costs less than running a car on petrol or diesel if the vehicle is charged at home or at work.
• Always the right temperature when you get in: auxiliary heating and air conditioning come as standard.
• Braking is a benefit: the battery is charged when the brakes are applied. In conventional cars, it simply generates heat and wears down the brakes.
• The best of both worlds: plug-in hybrid cars offer electrically powered driving pleasure in town and classic BMW driving pleasure over long distances
• Future-proof: since plug-in hybrids are able to run emissions-free, they provide access to many environmental zones as well as parking privileges and savings on toll fees.
• Enhanced quality of life in cities: by activating the electric driving mode, users can contribute to reducing emissions and traffic noise in cities.

CO2 EMISSIONS & CONSUMPTION.

BMW 330e Sedan (fuel consumption combined: 1.7 – 1.6 l/100 km; combined power consumption: 15.0 – 14.8 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: 38 – 36 g/km)

BMW 330e Touring (combined fuel consumption: from 1.7 l/100 km; combined power consumption: from 15.7 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: from 39 g/km, provisional figures)

BMW 330e xDrive Sedan (combined fuel consumption: from 1.8 l/100 km; combined power consumption: from 16.7 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: from 42 g/km, provisional figures)

BMW 330e xDrive Touring (combined fuel consumption: from 2.0 l/100 km; combined power consumption: from 17.8 kWh/100 km; combined CO2 emissions: from 46 g/km, provisional figures)

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Munich. BMW is making further advances in its push to boost the driving pleasure and efficiency of its current model range with the introduction of state-of-the-art mild-hybrid technology in autumn 2019. Fitting a 48V starter-generator in the BMW 5 Series for the first time has the additional benefit of increasing power output and reducing fuel consumption and emissions. Meanwhile, the BMW 330e Sedan (fuel consumption combined: 1.9 – 1.6 l/100 km [148.7 – 176.6 mpg imp]; electric power consumption combined: 15.4 – 14.8 kWh/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 43 – 37 g/km), BMW 530e Sedan (fuel consumption combined: 1.8 – 1.6 l/100 km [156.9 – 176.6 mpg imp]; electric power consumption combined: 14.5 – 13.6 kWh/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 41 – 36 g/km) and BMW 530e xDrive Sedan (fuel consumption combined: 2.2 – 2.0 l/100 km [128.4 – 141.2 mpg imp]; electric power consumption combined: 15.4 – 14.1 kWh/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 49 – 46 g/km) plug-in hybrid models will offer even greater versatility and everyday practicality from November 2019 when a trailer coupling joins the options list.

New optional extras designed to further enhance sporting prowess and driving comfort will also be made available for numerous other models from autumn 2019. Some of the most tempting additions to the options lists include the M Performance package for the BMW M135i xDrive (fuel consumption combined: 7.1 – 6.8 l/100 km [39.8 – 41.5 mpg imp]; CO₂ emissions combined: 162 – 155 g/km), BMW Laserlight for the BMW 5 Series and the M Carbon roof for the new BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe. Finally, new exterior and interior options open up a wealth of possibilities for individualising the new BMW X5, new BMW X6 and new BMW X7.

BMW 5 Series: mild-hybrid technology for extra sprinting power and efficiency.

In autumn 2019, BMW will present another element in its powertrain electrification strategy to accompany the ongoing expansion of its plug-in hybrid line-up. Mild-hybrid technology will make its debut in the BMW 5 Series, where it will help to both lighten the combustion engine’s workload and boost its power, meaning not just superior efficiency but sharper performance. Fitting an extremely powerful 48V starter-generator and a second battery significantly enhances the functionality of Brake Energy Regeneration by enabling the energy recuperated when braking or on the overrun to be harnessed not just for powering electrical vehicle functions, but for generating additional drive power. For this, the 48V starter-generator acts likes an electric drive unit that assists the engine, allowing the latter to operate within an efficiency-optimised load range as frequently as possible. An electric overboost function, meanwhile, injects an extra dose of dynamism when accelerating under full throttle.

The 48V starter-generator has the additional benefit of allowing the engine to be switched off with remarkably little vibration and restarted more smoothly when using the Auto Start Stop function. This also makes it possible to completely shut off the engine in coasting mode, rather than just disconnecting it from the drivetrain. As of November 2019, mild-hybrid technology will be fitted as standard on the BMW 520d Sedan (fuel consumption combined: 4.1 – 4.3 l/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 108 –112 g/km), BMW 520d xDrive Sedan (fuel consumption combined: 4.5 – 4.7 l/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 117 – 123 g/km), BMW 520d Touring (fuel consumption combined: 4.3 – 4.5 l/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 114 – 118 g/km) and BMW 520d xDrive Touring (fuel consumption combined: 4.7 – 4.9 l/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 124 – 128 g/km). The fuel consumption figures of the 140 kW/190 hp four-cylinder diesel engine that powers this quartet of models will be cut by up to 0.3 litres per 100 kilometres as a result.

The enhancements to the BMW 5 Series range also include the introduction of BMW Laserlight on further model variants. This lighting technology – which increases high-beam range to a maximum 650 metres – will be added to the wealth of innovations aboard both the BMW M550d xDrive Sedan and BMW M550d xDrive Touring from November 2019.

BMW 3 Series and BMW 5 Series plug-in hybrid models now also available with a trailer coupling.

The hallmark sporting flair of BMW cars, outstanding efficiency and the option of driving with zero local emissions highlight the progressive character of the plug-in hybrid BMW 3 Series and 5 Series models. The BMW 330e Sedan, BMW 530e Sedan and BMW 530e xDrive Sedan can also be ordered with almost the complete range of optional extras available for the conventionally powered model variants, allowing driving pleasure and comfort to be tailored to individual requirements. A trailer coupling with an electrically pivoting hitch ball will be added to the list of options in November 2019, further enhancing the plug-in hybrid models’ practical value in everyday driving. These three models will have a maximum trailer load of 750 kilograms.

BMW 1 Series: M Performance package for the BMW M135i xDrive.

Model-specific design features showcase the performance capabilities of the new BMW M135i xDrive even in its standard guise. But now customers will be able to lend the 225 kW/306 hp range-topper’s standout sporting credentials even greater visual impact by opting for the new M Performance package. Available from November 2019, its special 18‑inch M light-alloy wheels in Y-spoke design and the deletion of the storage package reduce vehicle weight by around ten kilograms. This results in a 0.1-second improvement in the car’s 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) time, to 4.7 seconds. Added to which, the new M Performance package for the BMW 135i xDrive brings exterior mirror caps and exhaust tailpipes in a Black painted finish and a mesh-design BMW kidney grille in High-gloss Black with a surround painted in the same colour.

BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe: M Carbon roof shaves off extra weight.

The new BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe brings genuine sports car feel to the occupants of its four full-size seats. The M Carbon exterior package available since launch already accents the car’s dynamic verve with some precise touches. And from November 2019, the choice of optional extras for the four-door luxury sports car will expand to include an M Carbon roof, which will be available as an individual item for the BMW M850i xDrive Gran Coupe and in conjunction with the M Sport package for the other model variants. As well as creating a look clearly inspired by racing cars, the M Carbon roof brings about a further reduction in weight. Interior trim strips in Carbon Fibre can also be ordered as an optional extra for the BMW 8 Series Gran Coupe for the first time.

BMW X5, BMW X6, BMW X7: new customisation options.

The appearance, interior ambience and comfort levels of the BMW X5, BMW X6 and BMW X7 can now be attuned even more precisely to personal preferences thanks to a number of new equipment options. M multifunction front seats are just one of the optional features due to become available for the executive- and luxury-class BMW X models from December 2019. Quite apart from their outstanding comfort, the seats also offer a wide range of adjustment options, all operated electrically. They can also be upgraded by the addition of massage and ventilation functions for even greater comfort on long journeys.

Customers seeking the ultimate in exclusivity can look forward to the BMW Individual Composition, which will be offered for the new BMW X5, new BMW X6 and new BMW X7 from December 2019. This equipment package comprises a selection of highly exclusive options for the exterior and interior boasting exceptional material quality and workmanship. 22-inch BMW Individual light-alloy wheels and a BMW Individual paint finish ensure the BMW X models cut a stylish figure. Inside, BMW Individual Merino full leather trim, a BMW Individual headliner in Alcantara and BMW Individual interior trim strips in Piano Finish Black create a sense of high luxury. 

The options list for the new BMW X6 also now includes a load compartment package comprising sliding rails, non-slip rails and retaining nets. Interior trim strips in Ash Grain Brown or Fineline Stripe and Vernasca design-perforated leather trim in Ivory White add to the choice of customisation options for the cabin. Paint finishes in Sapphire Black metallic and Sophisto Grey brilliant effect metallic and the BMW Individual paint finishes Tanzanite Blue metallic and Ametrine metallic have now been added to the colour palette for customers wishing to give the Sports Activity Coupe’s exterior a particularly striking look. An M Carbon rear spoiler and M Carbon mirror caps can also be specified to bring the car’s sporting genes even further to the fore.

The Adaptive M suspension Professional optionally available for the new BMW X5 gives it far greater poise in dynamic driving situations. This optional extra, comprising active roll stabilisation, the M Sport differential and Integral Active Steering, will also be available for the BMW X5 xDrive40i and BMW X5 xDrive30d from December 2019. The functionality of the Driving Assistant Professional will be enhanced in the new BMW X5 and new BMW X6 with the addition of the new Lane Change Assistant, which aids the driver with automated steering movements during overtaking manoeuvres.

Driving Assistant Professional brings real-time 3D visualisation of the surrounding area to the instrument cluster.

The Driving Assistant Professional offers drivers an extremely wide range of assistance in monotonous and complex traffic situations. Its range of functions now includes 3D visualisation of the area around the car, which has been available in all models equipped with BMW Live Cockpit Professional since July 2019. The system uses the data supplied by the driver assistance systems’ cameras and sensors to generate a real-time three-dimensional graphic image of the vehicle’s surroundings. The image appears in the centre of the instrument cluster and helps to give the driver a clearer overview of what is happening on the road, especially when driving on multi-lane highways. This means the driver can also register the position of other road users driving in front of or alongside them when they glance down at the speedometer or rev counter.

BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant with separate iDrive menu and individual configurability.

The BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant enjoys additional functionality gains. Since July 2019 users have been able to access all the relevant settings via a separate menu in the BMW Operating System 7.0. This means the driver can adjust the functioning of the BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant according to the driving situation at hand. For example, the intelligent and proactive functions can be switched on and off, and notifications and phone calls can be anonymised if passengers are on board.

Gamme de moteurs complétée pour la nouvelle génération de la berline sport par l’ajout d’une propulsion hybride rechargeable – autonomie électrique augmentée de 50 pour cent par rapport au modèle précédent pour atteindre 60 kilomètres* – émissions de CO2 réduites de plus de 10 pour cent – puissance de sprint améliorée : la XtraBoost de série fait passer la puissance électrique à 30 kW/40 ch de manière temporaire – lancement sur le marché à l’été 2019.

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Munich. A combination of peerless dynamics and exemplary efficiency defines the character of the new BMW 3 Series Sedan. And now the addition to the range of drive solutions of a plug-in hybrid system brings an extra, particularly future-focused angle to the new sports sedan’s core attributes. The latest generation of BMW eDrive technology teams up with a four-cylinder petrol engine to significantly enhance the sporting prowess of the new BMW 330e Sedan (whose worldwide market launch is now underway) and deliver an even richer electric driving experience. Making its debut appearance in a BMW, the standard-fitted XtraBoost raises the system output of the plug-in hybrid to a maximum 215 kW/292 hp. The lightning-fast responses of the drive system headline the new BMW 330e Sedan’s driving characteristics. Added to which, its electric range is over 50 per cent greater than that of its predecessor; 66 kilometres (41 miles)* is possible with zero local emissions. Fuel consumption and emissions are down by more than 15 per cent on the levels of the predecessor model – to 1.9 – 1.6 litres per 100 kilometres (148.7 – 176.6 mpg imp)* and 43 – 37 grams of per kilometre*.

In the new BMW 330e Sedan, the intelligently controlled interplay of electric motor and combustion engine reaches a whole new level. The electrification of the powertrain contributes more than ever not only to increasing efficiency but also to a distinctive form of driving pleasure. The plug-in hybrid system pools the abilities of a 2.0-litre four-cylinder petrol engine with BMW TwinPower Turbo technology and output of 135 kW/184 hp with the talents of an electric motor, which generates peak output of 83 kW/113 hp. Together, the two drive sources produce maximum system torque of 420 Nm (310 lb-ft).

Premiere in the new BMW 330e Sedan: XtraBoost for maximum dynamic performance.

A brand-new feature – and included as standard in the new BMW 330e Sedan – is XtraBoost, which reveals the car at its most dynamic. The driver can quickly bring XtraBoost into play by activating SPORT mode with the Driving Experience Control switch. A vigorous stamp on the accelerator uncorks an additional 30 kW/40 hp on top of the combined 185 kW/252 hp already generated by the combination of electric motor and combustion engine – and XtraBoost keeps it on tap for up to 10 seconds. The result is the signature powertrain character of the BMW 3 Series Sedan, comprising (for the first time in a hybrid model from BMW) incredibly sporty yet also precise accelerator response, and a specific shift program for the eight-speed Steptronic transmission including engine-braking downshifts.

The instant-impact XtraBoost delivers a significantly more intense experience of acceleration than a conventionally powered vehicle with comparable output could offer. For example, if the driver suddenly puts their foot down hard from 20 km/h (12 mph), in as little as a second the new BMW 330e Sedan accelerates with around twice the vigour of a car powered solely by a combustion engine. Within three seconds, it opens up a car’s-length gap. XtraBoost can still be accessed with the high-voltage battery at minimum charge, as well as in kickdown and with the transmission selector lever in the M or S position.

The new BMW 330e Sedan sprints from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 5.9 seconds en route to a top speed of 230 km/h (143 mph). The driving experience is accompanied by a model-specific and emotionally engaging drive system note, which also finds its way into the interior. And so the new BMW 330e Sedan vividly showcases its sporty and dynamic side, blended with the proven qualities of a plug-in hybrid car.

Pure-electric driving at up to 140 km/h (87 mph).

In the HYBRID driving mode, the new BMW 330e Sedan can hit speeds of up to 110 km/h (68 mph) on electric power alone – an increase of 30 km/h (19 mph) over its predecessor. And ELECTRIC mode opens the door to locally emission-free driving at 140 km/h (87 mph), up from 120 km/h (75 mph). Hybrid-specific standard features of the new BMW 330e Sedan include acoustic pedestrian protection. When driving on electric power, an exterior speaker system generates an unmistakable sound created specifically for electrified BMWs. At low speeds, the drive system’s bespoke note exudes aural presence, without impinging on the acoustic comfort of those on board.

The new BMW 330e Sedan’s electric motor is integrated into the eight-speed Steptronic transmission, saving space. Intelligent design allows the hybrid-specific version of the transmission to be no more than 15 millimetres longer than corresponding variants for conventionally powered variants of the new BMW 3 Series Sedan. Power generation by means of braking energy recuperation, where the electric motor plays the role of a generator, works particularly effectively. The electric energy channelled into the high-voltage battery either in this way or when plugged into the power grid also feeds the 12-volt on-board power supply. All of which renders a combustion engine-driven generator surplus to requirements and further enhances overall system efficiency.

High range and efficiency.

With a gross energy content of 12.0 kWh, the lithium-ion high-voltage battery in the new BMW 330e Sedan enables an increase in electric range of more than 50 per cent over its predecessor – to 59 – 66 kilometres (37 – 41 miles)*. Meanwhile, the second generation of the plug-in hybrid sports sedan cuts fuel consumption and emissions by over 15 per cent to 1.9 – 1.6 litres per 100 kilometres (148.7 – 176.6 mpg imp)* and 43 – 37 grams of CO₂ per kilometre*. The combined-cycle electric power consumption of the new BMW 330e Sedan is 15.4 – 14.8 kWh per 100 kilometres*.

The high-voltage battery in the new BMW 330e Sedan is mounted under the rear seats, while the petrol tank sits over the rear axle. This means the plug-in hybrid’s cargo-carrying ability is only slightly reduced, and load capacity of 375 litres can be expanded as required thanks to the 40 : 20 : 40 split/folding rear-seat backrests.

Customers opting for the plug-in hybrid model can choose from virtually the full list of options otherwise available for the new BMW 3 Series Sedan. The new BMW 330e Sedan is also offered in Advantage, Sport Line, Luxury Line or M Sport form as an alternative to basic specification. And it can be ordered with features including Adaptive M suspension with variable sport steering and M Sport brakes. From November 2019, the new BMW 330e Sedan will also be available with a trailer coupling with electrically pivoting hitch ball. The maximum trailer load for the plug-in hybrid model is 750 kilograms.

Auxiliary heating and air conditioning as standard.

The full selection of innovative comfort- and safety-optimising driver assistance systems – from the Driving Assistant Professional with steering and lane control assistant to the Parking Assistant including reversing assistant – is also available. Standard specification for the new BMW 330e Sedan includes preconditioning of the interior with the heating or air conditioning. Energy stored in the high-voltage battery is used to power the auxiliary heating. In low outside temperatures, this means the interior can be warmed up with user-friendly ease before getting into the car, even when the battery charge is low. This interior preconditioning function also allows the interior to be cooled in higher ambient temperature.

With the launch of the new BMW 330e Sedan, new digital services will be presented which make charging the high-voltage battery during a journey even easier and more attractive. Selecting a public charging station prompts the navigation system to come up with recommendations on nearby hotels, restaurants, cafés and sights or cultural centres. And it is also possible to check the whereabouts of charging stations via the display and control system. The driver can likewise check the predicted availability of public charging points at the time of arrival. Added to which, it will be possible to reserve charging points for a limited time, should this facility be offered by the charging infrastructure operator in question.

The drive technology presented in the plug-in hybrid model variant of the new sports sedan will also be available in the new BMW 330e Touring from summer 2020. This will be the first time customers ordering a Touring model from BMW can choose a plug-in hybrid drive system. The new offering sees BMW forging ahead with its model offensive for vehicles with electrified drive systems.

BMW plug-in hybrid models offer an array of benefits in everyday use.

BMW’s plug-in hybrid drive systems already offer users a host of additional benefits over traditional solutions:

• Money-saving: Electric driving in urban areas is cheaper than using petrol or diesel if the plug-in hybrid vehicle is charged at home or at the workplace at low cost.
• Interior always at the right temperature, even before you get in: auxiliary heating and auxiliary air conditioning are fitted as standard.
• Braking is winning: The battery is charged under braking. In conventional vehicles, braking generates only heat and brake dust.
• The best of both worlds: Plug-in hybrids provide electric driving pleasure in urban areas and classical BMW driving pleasure over longer distances.

• Smoothing the way into the future: Because a plug-in hybrid can run emission-free, it is eligible to enter many low-emission zones, enjoys extra parking privileges and saves on toll charges.
• Better quality of life in cities: By driving on electric power, users can actively contribute to reducing emissions and traffic noise in cities.

Future-proof: BMW eDrive Zones ensure emission-free driving in low-emission zones.

The new BMW 330e Sedan is ready to take advantage of low-emission zones designated by cities exclusively for zero-emission driving. With the new BMW eDrive Zones function (which will be part of standard equipment for BMW plug-in hybrid models from 2020 and can be retrofitted), geofencing technology will make it possible to detect low-emission zones automatically. When entering these zones, the vehicle switches into pure-electric driving mode automatically, from which point it behaves like a fully-electric vehicle and can therefore enjoy equal access rights (subject to local regulations). The new function ensures the potential of plug-in hybrid vehicles is utilised to even greater effect. The increase in the proportion of journeys driven on electric power not only plays a role in optimising efficiency, it also helps to reduce operating costs for customers. This applies to driving in urban areas, in particular, where an electric drive system delivers a higher level of efficiency across the board than a petrol or diesel engine.

New BMW 330e Sedan has a smaller overall CO₂ footprint.

The “real” environmental impact of plug-in hybrid vehicles has been questioned on occasion, especially in markets where the proportion of green energy used by the public energy grid remains small. The BMW Group conducted a full-cycle CO₂ certification for the new BMW 330e Sedan – from raw material procurement, the supply chain, production and the use phase, all the way to recycling.

This revealed the CO₂ footprint of the new BMW 330e Sedan to be 20 per cent smaller than that of the new BMW 330i Sedan when running on average European power in the use phase. When charging the car with green energy, its CO₂ footprint is reduced by as much as 60 per cent.

• Lancement de la version hybride rechargeable de la BMW X3.
• Première mondiale au Salon de Genève 2019 pour la BMW X3 xDrive30e, la BMW 330e, la BMW X5 xDrive45e et les variantes. électrifiées de la nouvelle BMW Série 7.
• Autonomie électrique accrue grâce à des batteries de conception nouvelle pour la BMW 530e et la BMW 225xe Active Tourer.
• Version hybride rechargeable de la BMW Série 5, désormais également disponible dans le monde entier avec le système de transmission intégrale BMW xDrive.

Munich/Genève : Le constructeur premium BMW poursuit sa stratégie d’électrification de son offre de motorisation et présente ses modèles hybrides rechargeables dernière génération lors de l’édition 2019 du Salon de Genève. Dans le même temps, BMW annonce le lancement commercial d’un Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) doté d’une motorisation électrique. Par ailleurs, la BMW X3, dont le succès mondial ne se dément pas, sera produite en variante hybride rechargeable à compter de décembre 2019. Elle deviendra ainsi le premier modèle de la marque à être proposé au choix avec un moteur thermique, un système hybride rechargeable, et, à partir de 2020, une motorisation 100 % électrique.

En 2018, BMW Group a encore une fois consolidé son statut de pionnier et de leader sur le marché de l’électrification automobile (source : rapport IHS Markit New Registrations 2018 du 04/01/2019). Avec une part de marché de plus de 9 %, BMW Group se place en tête du classement des constructeurs premium traditionnels de véhicules à motorisation 100 % électrique ou hybride rechargeable. En 2018, BMW Group s’est imposé comme le leader du marché des véhicules électrifiés dans le segment premium en Allemagne, en Chine et en Belgique. Avec une part de marché de plus de 16 %, le constructeur a également dominé le marché européen des véhicules électrifiés tous segments confondus. BMW Group a par ailleurs enregistré en 2018 un nouveau record de vente à l’échelle mondiale en écoulant plus de 140 000 modèles électriques ou hybrides rechargeables, soit une progression de 38,4 % en glissement annuel.

L’électromobilité est l’un des quatre domaines d’avenir ACES (Autonomie, Connectivité, Électrification et Services/Partage) et représente à ce titre l’un des piliers de la stratégie d’entreprise NUMBER ONE > NEXT. L’objectif de BMW Group est de mettre en circulation plus d’un demi-million de véhicules électrifiés issus des différentes marques du groupe d’ici fin 2019.

Au total, avec la BMW i3 (consommation électrique en cycle mixte : 13,1 kWh/100 km*) et la BMW i3s (consommation électrique en cycle mixte : 14,6 – 14,0 kWh/100 km*), toutes deux dotées d’une motorisation 100 % électrique, la BMW i8 Coupé (consommation de carburant en cycle mixte : 1,8 l/100 km ; consommation électrique en cycle mixte : 14,0 kWh/100 km ; émissions de CO2 en cycle mixte issues du moteur thermique : 42 g/km*), la BMW i8 Roadster (consommation de carburant en cycle mixte : 2,0 l/100 km ; consommation électrique en cycle mixte : 14,5 kWh/100 km ; émissions de CO2 en cycle mixte issues du moteur thermique : 46 g/km*), les variantes hybrides rechargeables de la BMW X5, de la BMW X3, de la BMW Série 2, de la BMW Série 3, de la BMW Série 5 et de la BMW Série 7, ainsi que la MINI Cooper SE Countryman ALL4 (consommation de carburant en cycle mixte : 2,5 – 2,4 l/100 km ; consommation électrique en cycle mixte : 13,7 – 13,4 kWh/100 km ; émissions de CO₂ en cycle mixte : 56 – 55 g/km*) et la BMW X1 xDrive25Le produite en Chine pour le marché national, BMW Group prévoit l’introduction de 12 modèles électrifiés d’ici la fin de l’année 2019. L’offre de véhicules à motorisation électrique est unique de par le nombre de modèles proposés, mais aussi par leur variété : compactes premium, intermédiaires, intermédiaires supérieures, modèles de luxe hautes performances, voitures de sport ou encore SAV (Sports Activty Vehicles). D’ici 2025, BMW Group entend ajouter au moins 25 modèles à son offre de véhicules à motorisation électrique.

Première mondiale : la BMW X3 xDrive30e hybride rechargeable.

BMW lancera la production d’un nouveau SAV hybride rechargeable en décembre 2019, élargissant ainsi son offre de véhicules à motorisation électrique. Présentée en exclusivité mondiale à l’occasion de l’édition 2019 du Salon de Genève, la BMW X3 xDrive30e allie la polyvalence d’un SAV intermédiaire premium aux technologies de pointe du système BMW eDrive. Outre sa fiabilité, ses performances en conduite sportive et son système de transmission intégrale BMW xDrive (qui reste actif en conduite 100 % électrique), la BMW X3x Drive30e se distingue par sa consommation de carburant particulièrement basse et ses émissions réduites. Par ailleurs, sa batterie bénéficie de technologies de pointe qui permettent à la BMW X3 xDrive30e d’afficher une autonomie électrique pouvant atteindre 50 km*. Enfin, grâce au système BMW eDrive, le SAV gagne en sobriété avec une consommation de carburant en cycle mixte pouvant atteindre 2,4 l/100 km* et des émissions de CO₂ pouvant s’établir à 56 g/km* en fonction de la situation de conduite.

Le système hybride rechargeable de la BMW X3 xDrive30e se compose d’un moteur essence quatre cylindres avec technologie BMW TwinPower Turbo et d’un moteur électrique. La motricité produite par les deux moteurs est transmise jusqu’à la route ou à la piste tout-terrain par une boîte de vitesses Steptronic 8 rapports via le système de transmission intégrale intelligent. La puissance cumulée de 185 kW/252 ch peut être augmentée de 30 kW/41 ch par le recours temporaire à la puissance en crête du moteur électrique. La BMW X3 xDrive30e abat le 0 à 100 km/h en seulement 6,5 secondes (valeur provisoire).

Le dernier modèle hybride rechargeable BMW en date est équipé d’une batterie lithium-ion logée sous la banquette arrière dans un souci d’optimisation de l’espace. Par ailleurs, le coffre de la BMW X3 xDrive30e offre un volume utile de 450 litres similaire à celui des variantes propulsées par une motorisation thermique.

Autres premières mondiales à Genève : BMW 330e Berline, BMW X5 xDrive45e et les variantes hybrides rechargeables de la nouvelle BMW Série 7.

Le portefeuille produit de BMW Group témoigne du rôle de leader que joue le constructeur dans le domaine de l’électrification. Ainsi, à l’occasion de l’édition 2019 du Salon de Genève, BMW présentera la deuxième génération de ses modèles hybrides rechargeables dans trois segments distincts.

Comparée à la génération précédente, la nouvelle BMW 330e Berline impressionne par son autonomie électrique de 60 km*, en hausse de quelque 50 %, par sa sobriété (jusqu’à 1,7 l/100 km) et par son faible niveau d’émissions de CO₂ (jusqu’à 39 g/km*), sans jamais renier le plaisir de conduire qui a fait la renommée de la berline sportive. La motorisation hybride rechargeable de la BMW 330e Berline affiche une puissance cumulée de 185 kW/252 ch, et peut être temporairement accrue de 30 kW/41 ch en utilisant la fonction XtraBoost fournie de série. La nouvelle BMW 330e Berline peut ainsi atteindre 100 km/h départ arrêté en 6,0 secondes (valeur provisoire).

La dernière version de la BMW X5 hybride rechargeable se distingue elle aussi par un gain de puissance, d’efficience et d’autonomie. La nouvelle BMW X5 xDrive45e associe un moteur essence six cylindres en ligne spécialement adapté pour ce modèle à un moteur électrique. Résultat : une puissance cumulée désormais portée à 290 kW/394 ch qui permet au SAV d’abattre le 0 à 100 km/h en seulement 5,6 secondes (valeur provisoire). Avec une autonomie électrique de 80 km*, soit presque trois fois plus que sa devancière, la nouvelle BMW X5 xDrive45e peut facilement effectuer les trajets quotidiens en conduite 100 % électrique, sans la moindre émission de CO₂ locale. Par ailleurs, la BMW X5 xDrive45e se montre tout aussi adaptée aux trajets au long cours grâce à son réservoir de 69 litres. Les technologies de pointe mises à l’œuvre dans son système de motorisation hybride rechargeable permettent au SAV d’afficher une consommation réduite pouvant atteindre 2,1 l/100 km* et de limiter les émissions de CO₂ jusqu’à 49 g/km* en fonction de la situation de conduite. Particulièrement polyvalent, le coffre constitue un autre atout pour les longs trajets grâce à son volume utile de 500 l pouvant être porté à 1716 l : un espace à peine moins généreux que celui offert par les variantes à motorisation thermique.

Outre sa polyvalence hors du commun, la BMW X5 xDrive45e se démarque également par sa transmission intégrale intelligente BMW xDrive. Le système pilote la transmission de la motricité produite par les deux moteurs aux quatre roues pour offrir une conduite sportive riche en sensations sur route et des performances inégalées en tout-terrain.

Les variantes hybrides rechargeables de la nouvelle BMW Série 7 proposent le meilleur des deux mondes : la sportivité, le confort sur les longues distances et l’ambiance apaisante d’une berline de luxe sont ainsi associés à la conduite sobre et silencieuse d’un modèle hybride. Leur autonomie électrique, qui s’établit entre 50 et 58 km selon les modèles*, progresse de près de 30 % par rapport à la génération précédente. Les variantes hybrides rechargeables proposées sont la BMW 745e (consommation de carburant en cycle mixte : 2,3 – 2,1 l/100 km ; consommation électrique en cycle mixte : 15,6 – 15,1 kWh/100 km ; émissions de CO₂ en cycle mixte : 52 – 48 g/km*), la version longue BMW 745Le (consommation de carburant en cycle mixte : 2,3 – 2,2 l/100 km ; consommation électrique en cycle mixte : 15,7 – 15,6 kWh/100 km ; émissions de CO₂ en cycle mixte : 53 – 50 g/km) et la BMW 745Le xDrive (consommation de carburant en cycle mixte : 2,6 – 2,3 l/100 km ; consommation électrique en cycle mixte : 16,3 – 15,8 kWh/100 km ; émissions de CO₂ en cycle mixte : 59 – 52 g/km*) dotée elle aussi d’un empattement allongé, mais aussi de la transmission intégrale intelligente. Le groupe motopropulseur est désormais composé d’un moteur essence six cylindres en ligne spécialement adapté pour ce modèle et d’un moteur électrique. Le mode de conduite SPORT permet au conducteur de libérer une puissance cumulée de 290 kW/394 ch. La nouvelle BMW 745e abat le 0 à 100 km/h en 5,2 secondes, la nouvelle BMW 745Le en 5,3 secondes et la nouvelle BMW 745Le xDrive en 5,1 secondes.

BMW 530e Berline et BMW 225xe Active Tourer avec batteries lithium-ion optimisées et autonomie étendue.

Grâce aux dernières avancées techniques en matière de cellules de batterie, les variantes hybrides rechargeables de la BMW Série 5 et de la BMW Série 2 offrent de nouvelles possibilités en matière de conduite sans émissions locales. Bien que ses dimensions demeurent inchangées, la nouvelle batterie lithium-ion de la variante hybride rechargeable de la BMW Série 5 Berline est dotée d’une capacité énergétique de 12,0 kWh, contre 9,2 kWh sur sa devancière. Résultat : une augmentation de plus de 30 % de l’autonomie électrique, qui atteint désormais 64 km*. En fonction de la situation de conduite, la BMW 530e Berline peut afficher une consommation de carburant pouvant atteindre 1,7 l/100 km* et des émissions de CO2 de 38 g/km*. La variante à transmission intégrale BMW 530e xDrive Berline, disponible dans le monde entier à compter de juillet 2019, est quant à elle dotée d’une autonomie de 57 km* et peut afficher une consommation de carburant en cycle mixte pouvant atteindre 1,9 l/100 km* et un niveau d’émissions de CO₂ de 44 g/km* en fonction de la situation de conduite.

La BMW 225xe Active Tourer est équipée de cellules de batterie à la pointe de la technologie qui contribuent à réduire encore davantage la consommation et à porter l’autonomie électrique à 47 km* (+ 25 %). La batterie lithium-ion conserve les mêmes dimensions, mais voit sa capacité énergétique passer de 7,7 kWh à 9,7 kWh. En fonction de la situation de conduite, la BMW 225xe Active Tourer peut afficher une consommation de carburant en cycle mixte de 1,9 l/100 km*, une consommation énergétique en cycle mixte de 14,7 kWh/100 km et des émissions de CO₂ de 43 g/100 km*. Spécifiquement réglée pour les modèles hybrides, la transmission intégrale confère à la BMW 225xe Active Tourer une conduite sportive et polyvalente. Elle bénéficie de série et en option de nombreux systèmes modernes d’assistance à la conduite, mais aussi des dernières innovations en matière de connectivité intelligente et de services numériques. La recharge de la batterie haute tension s’en retrouve facilitée et l’expérience de conduite électrique n’en est que plus intense.

Une batterie à la pointe de la technologie, un nouveau système d’exploitation et des services numériques novateurs pour une expérience de conduite électrique hors du commun.

Outre leur batterie ultramoderne, les variantes hybrides rechargeables de la nouvelle BMW Série 3 Berline, de la nouvelle BMW X5 et de la nouvelle BMW Série 7 se distinguent également par leur nouveau système d’affichage et de commande et leur offre de services numériques novateurs, assurant une expérience de conduite électrique toujours plus intense. La dotation de série des nouveaux modèles comprend l’offre BMW Live Cockpit Navigation Pro et ses écrans de conception nouvelle installés dans le combiné d’instruments et le Control Display, sur lesquels sont affichés l’état de chargement de la batterie, l’autonomie électrique et le mode actuel du système hybride avec une présentation clairement structurée. L’interface dédiée à l’expérience de conduite intègre désormais les boutons de sélection du mode de conduite, qui permettent d’activer les modes SPORT pour un réglage particulièrement dynamique, ADAPTIVE pour un réglage adapté à la situation et au style de conduite ainsi que les modes de gestion de l’hybridation HYBRID, ELECTRIC et BATTERY CONTROL. Activé par défaut, le mode HYBRID assure une hybridation équilibrée et une interaction optimale entre le moteur thermique et le bloc électrique. Le conducteur peut cependant choisir le mode ELECTRIC comme réglage par défaut via le menu iDrive. Si le conducteur appuie à deux reprises sur le bouton HYBRID, le mode de conduite bascule sur un fonctionnement optimisé en efficience (HYBRID ECO PRO). Par ailleurs, le mode croisière contribue également à la réduction de la consommation de carburant.

Le système intelligent de gestion de l’énergie bénéficie de technologies optimisées, mais aussi de l’association avec les fonctionnalités de navigation. Résultat : l’interaction entre le moteur thermique et le bloc électrique s’adapte encore plus précisément à l’itinéraire choisi et à la situation de conduite. Par ailleurs, dans les nouvelles BMW 330e Berline et BMW X5 xDrive45e, un calculateur s’appuie sur les données de navigation et sur les informations recueillies par les capteurs de la voiture pour optimiser l’efficience de la récupération d’énergie au freinage en mode HYBRID ECO PRO. Par exemple, la décélération induite par l’approche d’une intersection ou d’un véhicule circulant sur la même voie permet de mettre en œuvre une récupération d’énergie particulièrement intense.

Durant la recharge de la batterie, le tableau de bord 100 % numérique affiche des informations sous forme graphique indiquant le niveau de charge actuel de la batterie et donc l’autonomie électrique de la voiture. L’affichage, dont le design varie en fonction des modèles, indique également l’intensité du courant disponible sur la borne de recharge et alerte le conducteur quand la batterie est entièrement rechargée.

Grâce aux nouveaux services numériques, recharger la batterie de son véhicule en déplacement n’a jamais été aussi pratique et agréable. Par exemple, quand le conducteur recherche une borne de recharge avec le système de navigation, l’affichage lui indique les hôtels, restaurants, cafés et autres points d’intérêts culturels à proximité. Le conducteur peut également consulter les horaires d’affluence des différentes bornes de recharge. Enfin, grâce au service ChargeNow de BMW, les conducteurs peuvent réserver une borne de recharge compatible pour une durée limitée depuis leur voiture (à confirmer quand ce service sera disponible en Belgique et au Luxembourg).

Les BMW électrifiées émettent un son caractéristique via un système d’enceintes pour permettre aux piétons d’entendre le véhicule et d’assurer ainsi leur sécurité. La voiture se révèle notamment parfaitement audible à faible vitesse, tout en préservant le confort acoustique des occupants.

CO2 EMISSIONS & CONSUMPTION.

Veuillez trouver de nouvelles photos en haute résolution de la BMW 330e Berline, prises autour de BMW Welt, dans le centre de Munich et dans les paysages bavaroises hivernaux.