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<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />Key presentation from Roland Krüger, President of BMW Group Japan, to Koichi Nishikawa, President of Times 24 Co., Ltd.
<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />Roland Krüger, President of BMW Group Japan
<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />Models planned for the near future, and the range of vehicles to be offered in Japan
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<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />Badge on the side reads 'E DRIVE'
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<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />Due to electrification, motor-related components extend into the trunk space.
<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />Due to electrification, motor-related components extend into the trunk space.
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<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />The charging method appears to be the standard used in the US and Germany.
<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />The bonnet shape differs from the standard model.
<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />A battery is installed in place of the engine.
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<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />Instead of a tachometer, a meter displays energy consumption and regeneration status.
<strong>BMW ActiveE</strong><br />Pressing the ECO PRO button adjusts settings such as the air conditioning to extend the driving range.
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