BMW's i3 electric car priced at £25,680

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First all-electric outing for German manufacturer aimed at second car purchasers in urban markets

BMW's hotly anticipated i3 electric car will start at £25,680 on the road, putting it in the same price bracket as the market-leading Nissan LEAF, the German automaker confirmed yesterday. The price...

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