Latest Supercar News: BMW i3 goes global on March 18, Hyundai kills the standard Ioniq 6, and Dacia finally names its new estate car

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BMW announces the global return of the electric i3 sedan, Hyundai confirms the high-performance Ioniq 6 N is coming to the US, and Dacia prepares to launch the Striker estate.

From reborn electric icons to track-ready sports sedans and affordable new crossovers, the car world is moving fast.

Let’s dive into the latest automotive news today.

BMW i3 returns as Neue Klasse electric sedan

BMW has confirmed the i3 nameplate will return on March 18 as a dedicated electric sedan.

Part of the Neue Klasse lineup, it features 800-volt technology, 400 kW charging, and a dual-motor setup producing up to 469 hp.

Hyundai Ioniq 6 N confirmed for US market

Hyundai’s 641 hp Ioniq 6 N is officially coming to the US, featuring a dual-motor AWD system capable of 0 to 60mph in 3.0 seconds.

The performance flagship drops the standard Ioniq 6 body for radical aero, including a massive swan-neck rear wing.

Dacia Striker estate crossover revealed

Dacia has announced the Striker, a rugged C-segment estate designed to undercut rivals like the Skoda Octavia.

Set for a March 10 reveal, the Bigster-based wagon will offer hybrid powertrains and a high-clearance, activity-focused design.

Hyundai launches MobED Alliance for robotics

Hyundai has formed the MobED Alliance to commercialize its eccentric-wheeled robot platform. The group will develop ten industry-specific modules, including outdoor delivery and security systems, for its domestic launch in Korea.

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