BMW iX1 goes into production

 The BMW iX1 has recently been put into production and will take place at the Regensburg facility, the same facility where the battery powering the electric motors and all the driver assistance systems and technologies for electric vehicles are manufactured.

In addition, the exit of the BMW iX1 from the production lines means that this is the first electric car from among the small SUV cars to leave the production lines of the Regensburg facility, in addition to that, BMW has announced that at a later time the Bavarian brand’s models will be manufactured in the Kingdom. United and Austria.

The BMW iX1 looks like a regular version of the X1, but some blue lines stand out on the ventilation grille. The electric car has started to be available in European markets as of October 2022, while it will be available later for sale in other markets.

BMW decided to set a goal in the short term, and according to a member of the board of directors who specializes in production affairs, the company wants to be one out of 3 fully electric cars, noting that this is expected to be achieved during 2024.

BMW, in turn, confirmed that it is proud of the i-Factory facility, which enables facilitating production planning and also develops flexible plans that help in the possibility of adjusting manufacturing in the future. No errors as possible.

The Artificial intelligence quality next feature also stands out, which in turn helps workers in the quality department to detect any potential defects in production, through the use of high-resolution cameras that help in this, which helps to reduce the presence of any defects noticed by the customer.

This confirms BMW's keenness to produce environmentally friendly cars in the best possible way, as it has finally abandoned the 12-cylinder engine, which was available as a top-of-the-line option in the 7 Series model, to become fully electric in the new generation that was revealed during the spring of 2022.