In China the i3 will be sold in 5S dealer shops, which comply with BMW's sustainable development standards in environmental protection and corporate social responsibility.

BMW Connected Drive technology offers clients special services. Its navigating system tells drivers the most efficient route based on its power volume.

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Drivers can also use smart-phones to remotely control the car. For example, they can adjust the power charging time and the automatic air conditioning to get the car to an ideal temperature before setting off.

The remote battery control can monitor the power and update the driver with short messages.

360°integrated services

When the i3 entered the market, BWM offered an integrated service to local families, including household and public charging services and on-trip services.

In terms of household charging solutions BMW has teamed up with its dealers to provide feasible solutions. Engineers can install charging facilities at customer's homes and offer help and advice.

For on-trip and mobile phone services BMW has beefed up its efforts to help clients.

Package services with car sales hope to maximize clients' trust in the new energy cars.

Currently the company has authorized seven 5S dealers in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Shenyang to offer such services and set up exhibitions of BMW i.

The company has also trained staff members and in the future plans to steadily expand the BMW i dealer network.

The all-new pure electric BMW i3 will enter the Chinese market in September this year, with the company already receiving pre-bookings.

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