Yes, the BMW i323 is a gasoline-to-electric model. 1. According to the official website of BMW China, the i3 series models all adopt the concept of \"sustainable future\
It's not oil to electricity. Because the BMW i323 is a fuel-powered model, its powertrain uses a combination of traditional internal combustion engine transmissions.
The model is not equipped with electric motors and batteries, so it cannot achieve the function of oil to electricity. At present, there are many brands of oil-to-electric models on the market, which use electric drive systems and have obvious advantages in terms of power and energy saving.
Oil-to-electric vehicles are also one of the trends of future automobile development, because they are more friendly to the environment and meet the requirements of energy conservation and emission reduction.
However, there are still challenges in terms of technical cost and battery life, which need to be continuously developed and improved.
The BMW i323 is not an oil-to-electric car.
Because BMW i323 is a fuel vehicle, using a traditional fuel engine to drive the vehicle, does not belong to the oil to electric model.
If you want to choose an oil to electric car, you can consider the electric models of Tesla, NIO and other brands, which use electric motors to drive the vehicle, which is more environmentally friendly and energy-saving.