Presumably, the German automaker will thoroughly investigate this scary fire incident in order to further improve the reliability of the electric BMW 3 Series, which is expected to snatch some market share from the popular Tesla Model 3. With its 70 kWh battery and a peak performance of 282 horsepower, the electric BMW 3 Series has not much in common with the discontinued subcompact EV hatchback that was also named “BMW i3”. It can print directly from Facebook, Instagram and Flickr or phone’s camera pictures with HP Social Media Snapshots application. It the world's smallest All-in-one inkjet printer in the market for consumers. The first units of the new BMW i3 were delivered this June, and it is estimated that around 1,600 customers have since taken ownership of the new electric car. HP launched DeskJet Advantage 3700 series All-in-one (print, scan and copy) Inkjet printer. The 11-minute YouTube video also shows that the flames only spread very slowly, and that the occupants of the electric BMW 3 Series had plenty of time to get away from the developing smoke. At the same time, printers need to go small just like the rest of the gadgets. The location and comparatively small extent of the fire suggests that a defective electric motor in the BMW i3 may have been the cause of the fire. Printers are extremely useful devices because you never know when you actually need to print an important document, like a report for your boss or a flight ticket.
The rear of the electric BMW 3 Series, which is currently only available in China, caught fire when a customer and an employee of a BMW dealership went on a test drive near the Chinese city of Zhengzhou. However, even though modern electric cars are equipped with some sophisticated safety mechanisms, a recent video featuring a BMW i3 illustrates that small fires can still occur in some isolated cases. Despite the incredible amount of energy that is stored in their high-density batteries, the potential fire hazard in accidents that involve electric cars is not a major concern for most EV drivers these days.
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