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    BMW i3 FROM $63,900

    Jan 11, 2017 2 minutes
    By Byron Mathioudakis

    Welcome to the future of sustainable urban motoring as BMW envisions it.

    The i3 is the Bavarian brand’s first electric vehicle. Shorter than a Mazda2, it is offered in two distinct versions dubbed BEV (code for Battery Electric Vehicle). It is priced from $63,900 for the 60 Amp hour battery model, and $69,900 for the REX (code for Range Extender). The

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