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We got
our first look at a production prototype of the 2022 BMW iNext
not too long ago, and it’s going to look much more conventional than
. But as new
reveal, the interior will look different than
.
We’ll start the overview off with the instrument panel. Although it appears to be missing some panels, it appears set apart more from the rest of the dash. Most
have the gauge cluster under a deep hood that’s well integrated into the dash. Something surprising is a lack of center infotainment screen, but that’s probably due to this being a prototype and not having all its parts installed yet. The concept suggested a giant screen that would stretch toward the passenger side. The dashboard itself is quite low, particularly when compared with the edge of the windshield. This should give the iNext an airy feeling not necessarily shared with other BMWs. A conventional shifter and steering wheel cap things off. Interestingly, the steering wheel bares the iNext name, leading us to believe that will be the final name.
As for the outside of the
, we get a better look at the tail end than we have in the past. The hatchback is bulbous, just as on the concept. What’s particularly strange about this iNext prototype is the inclusion of exhaust surrounds in the rear bumper. Everything we’ve heard up to now suggested the iNext would be a full
, so these must be silly vestigial surrounds, maybe to fool people who don’t see the “Electric Test Vehicle” signage.
BMW has said that the iNext will go on sale in 2021, so expect it to be a 2022 model year. The company has also
, which will be remarkable if it pulls it off. We wouldn’t be surprised if it also used dual motors for all-wheel drive like in the
E-Tron,
I-Pace and
. Stay tuned for more details as we inch closer to the crossover’s 2021 release.
from Autoblog http://bit.ly/2Lwb20R