BMW Will Offer Wireless Charging For 530e Plug-in, But US Must Wait

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BMW Will Offer Wireless Charging For 530e Plug-in, But US Must Wait

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2019 BMW 3 Series Won’t Offer A Manual Transmission In America

Will this also apply to the next M3?

BMW has officially confirmed to us at this year’s Paris Motor Show that its all-new 2019 3 Series will not offer a manual transmission in North America. The sole gearbox will be the eight-speed sport automatic for both the entry-level 330i and the high performance-focused M340i.

“The US market 3 Series will only come with the automatic,” 3 Series project leader Thomas Baeumer told us. “Both the 330i and M340i will be automatic-only.”

This doesn’t mean, however, that the next M3, at least a year away from its own debut, won’t give customers the option of rowing their own gears. So what made BMW decide on a single gearbox?

“The eight-speed provides the best overall driving experience,” Baeumer added. Europe, however, is a different story. While the 330i is the base model in the US, there will be a new 318i for Europe which BMW tells us will have a manual option. This is also the first time in the history of the 3 Series in America that a stick-shift will not be offered.

Fortunately, the lack of a manual should not be any reason to deter buyers. Quite the opposite, in fact. Stephan Horn, head of 3 Series product management, told us the new car is far more stable overall. For example, the rear suspension has “additional damping forces that helps passengers who are susceptible to motion sickness to suffer far less from an uncomfortable drive.”

Another area of notable improvement is the electronic steering. “The goal was quite clear to have more steering feedback. More real contact from the driver to the road. This is with the more direct steering and the front and rear axle were optimized as well. The front axle is sharper and is more for handling and agility and giving you more of a mechanical feedback at the steering wheel.”

But the lack of a manual transmission does not in any way detract from the way the new 3 Series handles. “Driving dynamics comes mostly from America, specifically steering feel. Additional factors include braking, wind noise, and everything was really addressed and is now at a different level,” Horn said.

For those who miss BMW’s famed but now discontinued hydraulic steering, Horn and his team is confident they won’t be disappointed with the new electronic system. “It’s really at a different level than before. We’re very satisfied with the outcome.” For a vehicle as important as the 3 Series, BMW was fully aware it had to get everything right. In fact, Horn told us he began work on the G20 3 Series back in 2012 – just one year after the outgoing F30 generation debuted.

Next BMW M3 To Offer RWD And AWD Options?

M3 buyers are going to have plenty of choice when the new model arrives.

Last week, an anonymous source from BMW Blog informed the outlet that the next-generation BMW M3 would retain its manual transmission option. This was great news for enthusiasts who prefer to row their own gears, though it is still only a rumor. The same source also reportedly confirmed that the M3 will be offered in both rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive. This information was a bit confusing because we didn't know whether or not this meant the M3 would get two separate drivetrains, or the same AWD system as the M5, which can switch to RWD at the press of a button.

According to new information from BMW Blog, the source has clarified that the next M3 will indeed be offered with two separate drivetrain options - sDrive and xDrive. So, if you just hate the idea of an AWD M3, don't worry because you'll still be able to order a purely RWD car. We still do not know if the xDrive model will have a RWD mode like the M5, though the existence of the sDrive model may make such a mode irrelevant.

It also remains to be seen whether or not both the sDrive and xDrive models will offer the manual transmission. If BMW does choose to offer both with the manual, it would be the first time an AWD M car would be sold with a stick shift.

BMW will also release a hardcore M3 Competition variant at launch, which should only come with xDrive AWD. Though enthusiasts may prefer RWD for tail-sliding goodness, AWD makes sense to improve 0-60 times, lap times, and sell more cars in cold climates. We think offering RWD and AWD is very smart because it will allow BMW to compete with the Audi RS5 and give the M3 an advantage over the Mercedes C63.