BMW has uncovered a new concept plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, the first in quite a while M class to get an electric engine, the organization reported. The BMW XM will go into creation at the organization’s Spartanburg, South Carolina, plant starting in late 2022, the organization said in a news release.

The idea BMW XM has a V8 motor joined with an electric engine to give 750 drive and 737 foot-pounds of force. BMW representative Jay Hanson explained in an email to The Verge that while the creation adaptation of the XM will have a V8 motor matched with a plug-in hybrid system, “horsepower and torque figures should be considered preliminary at this time.”

The organization said the uncommon front-end plan, with two enormous nostril-shaped openings, flaunts another bearing for its future luxury vehicles that incorporates an enlightened version of its black kidney grille.

The interior features “vintage-look leather,” with a curved display that consolidates the instrument panel and infotainment display into a single design, Hanson said. BMW M CEO Franciscus van Meel said in an explanation that the idea XM “represents a complete re-imagining of the high-performance vehicle segment.”

The organization didn’t give insights concerning how much the vehicle will cost.

While the XM is definitely not an all-electric vehicle, BMW is pushing toward an electric future: the organization said recently that it expects 50% of its new vehicles to be completely electric by 2030. It’s fostering all-electric forms of its 5 Series and 7 Series vehicles and its X1 SUV. However, the iX3 may be accessible in Europe and China, not the US.