
| Brand | BMW | Body Structure | SUV |
| Driving Energy | BEV | Vol of Motor | Single Motor |
| Motor Layout | Rear | Battery Type | Ternary lithium |
| Cell Brand | BMW | NEDC maximum Range | 526 |
| Motor Type | Permanent magnet/synchronous | WLTC maximum Range | - |
| Doors | 4 | Seats | 5 |
| Fast Charge(h) | 0.68 | Slow Charge(h) | 6.75 |
| Fast Charge amount | 80 | Power(kw) | 210 |
| Torque(m) | 400 | Motor(ps) | 286 |
| Length*Wighth*Highth | 4872*1846*1481 | Max Speed(km/h) | 180 |
| 0-100km/h(s) | 6.2 | electric energy equivalent fuel consumption(L/100km) | 1.62 |







Most circular knitting machines can work with a wide range of yarn materials, including wool, cotton, acrylic, and blends. However, it is important to check the machine’s specifications to ensure compatibility.
Modern valve packing systems use advanced engineered materials designed for durability, chemical resistance, and low friction performance. The most widely used material is flexible graphite, which offers excellent thermal stability (often up to 450–600°C in oxidizing environments and higher in non-oxidizing conditions).
To enhance strength and extrusion resistance, graphite packing is often reinforced with materials such as:
Inconel wire mesh reinforcement for high-pressure applications
Carbon fiber or aramid fiber layers for mechanical stability
PTFE-based components for chemical resistance in corrosive media
In some specialized applications, hybrid packing structures are used, combining multiple layers to balance sealing performance, friction control, and wear resistance.