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BMW will offer 12 full-electric cars to catch up with Tesla

BMW CEO Krueger stands next to an i3 and the automaker's new EV, which is being kept under wraps until its Frankfurt debut.
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By:
Irene Preisigner and Edward Taylor
September 07, 2017 05:00 AM

MUNICH -- BMW Group will offer 25 electrified vehicles, including 12 EVs, by 2025 as it prepares to unveil a new four-door zero-emissions model at the Frankfurt auto show, the automaker said in a statement.

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