The cost of fuels is hiking up every day, on one hand, while the world is suffering from climate change and global warming on the other hand. Many countries across the globe are working hard to save the environment from the crisis. All organizations and industries are trying to produce eco-friendly products to save the planet.

So, the leading automobile companies are so keen on making top-quality electric vehicles. Plenty of electric two-wheelers and four-wheelers were introduced this year. Elon Musk's Tesla was the pioneer of successful and affordable electric vehicles. Recently, Audi has launched their electric cars.

Now, German Company BMW joins the list of the companies which switch from fuel cars to electric cars. BMW has named its first Fully-Electric Safety Car as "i4 M50". BMW has planned to launch this vehicle at the 'Red Bull Ring circuit' event in the 'Motorcycle Grand Prix of Austria' function on August 15. This full safety electric car will be available on the market from November month.

This car will be operated by 2 electric motors and has a solid 83.9 kWh battery pack. I4 M50 has a powerful engine with a maximum power of 5536 BHP and a torque of 795 nm. This BMW car will reach 0 to 100km speed in just 3.9 seconds. It provides a huge mileage of 510kms once charged fully and can charge at a max rate of 200kW, which means a ten-minute stop could yield 102 miles of added range.

Apart from this, BMW I4 M50 will have the latest features and technologies controlled by Moto GP. The important features are mad sample paint with fluorescent green graphics, redesigned livery, and additional kidney grille lights. It stands distinctive from other cars in the market owing to some special features. BMW's M series is a very successful franchise because of its best performance.