We all love a luxury car, but not everyone can afford one. But hybrids are long-lasting, and there is a sweet spot where ...

You really should. You can think of the new 330e as a fusion car. It combines BMW's long-standing tradition of making sharp-driving petrol cars with the latest plug-in hybrid technology.

The 330e plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV ... due in large part because the 330e’s electric drive was added to BMW’s fantastic turbocharged four-cylinder powertrain.

or all-wheel drive (330e xDrive) Hits dealerships: May 2020 BMW adds a new plug-in hybrid 330e and 330e xDrive to its portfolio of electrified cars, offering up to an estimated 22 miles of all ...

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Plug-in hybrid 330e and high-performance M3 versions of the 3 Series are also available. The 3 Series’ exterior sees some subtle styling updates, and the cabin gets BMW’s Curved Display ...

Below we have ranked the 10 most affordable plug-in hybrid vehicles from highest priced to lowest. Beginning our list of the cheapest PHEV models is the BMW 330e. The German brand’s compact ...

But under the skin the super-successful BMW 330e plug-in hybrid has been upgraded with a new, more energy-dense battery pack. This nearly doubles claimed electric-only driving range to as much as ...

The BMW M3 might be the crown jewel of the 3 ... pitting the M340i, M340d, and 330e plug-in hybrid against each other. Each car came equipped with a tune costing £1,000 ($1,263 at today’s ...

A hybrid BMW 3 Series makes sense now that everything is going electric. And the BMW 330e M Sport is the plug-in hybrid version of the 330i petrol variant. What's not to like, then? Well, that's what ...

A hybrid BMW 3 Series makes sense now that everything is going electric. And the BMW 330e M Sport is the plug-in hybrid version of the 330i petrol variant. What's not to like, then? Well, that's what ...