There's a good reason why most of the semi-trucks on the road are rear-wheel drive. The alternative doesn't make much sense ...

Even without considering its role in propulsion, the front axle's responsibilities in steering ... weight to the rear axle, a situation more common in high-power or all-wheel-drive vehicles.

Revolutionary steering technology enhances agility, comfort, and design flexibility—debuting in production from 2026.

There will also be tri- and quad-motor performance BMW EVs made on this platform, likely with two motors per axle, while all base model cars will be rear-wheel-drive. The first-generation Mini ...