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The first M3 with electric propulsion has been spotted yet again, up close and personal. But on this occasion, the spy photographers caught a camouflaged prototype munching on electrons after serious track action.
Pictured at the M division's Nurburgring development center, the full-electric sedan appears to be rocking a production-intent charging flap on the right rear fender. We have also noticed a blueish tint on that respective brake rotor, indicating repeated braking at full tilt.
 
Getting hammered at the Nordschleife is perfectly understandable, but also indicates that BMW's heavily anticipated model is a bit on the heavy side of D-segment performance sedans. Given that even the current G80 is a bit of a porker, one can only imagine what kind of curb weight is on the menu for the zero-emission ZA0.


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