[The Automotive Enthusiast]

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The BMW Group is committed to launching 25 electrified cars by 2025, 12 of which will be battery-powered electrics.

The automaker on Tuesday revealed the full schedule for the 25 cars along with a few tentative details.

The first two cars out of the 25 have already been revealed. They are the BMW i8 Roadster and Mini Cooper S E ALL4.

According to the schedule, an electric Mini will follow in early 2019 and an electric X3, likely badged an iX3, in mid-2020. The much-hyped iNext, which might be badged an i9, will then follow in early 2021. The iNext will be a crossover of some sort and the first BMW Group vehicle to offer the automaker’s self-driving system and 5th-generation batteries. The latter will enable a range of over 400 miles on a single charge.

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