[The Automotive Enthusiast]

Capitalism has spoiled us for choice, making it so that decreasing costs of production and expanding consumer palate has littered our grocery store shelves with multi-colored foods that are sweet, salty, and everything in between. The recent rise in popularity of luxury cars, a strong auto market, and the increase of platform sharing has led luxury automakers to do the same by expanding their lineups drastically. Following suit, BMW will release 28 new models by 2021, claims Auto Motor Und Sport (via BMW Blog).

The German automotive site got the magical number of 28 models by factoring in refreshed models and special editions in addition to entirely new cars. The newest of the new include vehicles such as the X2, X7, and the 8 Series coupe and convertible. Other noteworthy cars include the upcoming M5, 5 Series Touring, 6 Series Gran Turismo (ugh), M2 GTS, i8 Spyder, and the i5. While the X3 is already around, its replacement, set to come out at the tail end of 2017, will be the first SUV to feature the automaker?s CLAR platform on which future models will be based. Unlike the Toyota Supra, the BMW Z5, which will share its platform, will come with rear-wheel drive instead of the Supra's all-wheel drive.
It?s worth mentioning that many of these models, such as the i5, have not been confirmed by BMW so it?s best to tread cautiously with the given information. Still, if your imagination needs kindling, check out AMS? list of new, special edition, and refreshed models below. BMW 5 Series ? February 2017
BMW 5 Series Touring ? Summer 2017
BMW i3 S ? Summer 2017
BMW 5 Series M Performance ? Summer 2017
BMW 6 Series Facelift ? Spring 2017
BMW 4 Series Facelift ? March 2017
BMW 2 Series Coupé ? July 2017
BMW 2 Series Convertible ? July 2017
BMW 6 Series GT ? 2017

BMW X2 ? End of 2017
BMW X3 ? End of 2017
BMW X7 ? 2018
BMW M5 ? 2018
BMW M2 GTS/CS ? 2017
BMW M2 Facelift ? 2017
BMW Z4 ? 2018
BMW X3M ? 2018
BMW i8 Spyder ? 2018
BMW X1 L ? 2018
BMW M4 GT4 ? 2018
BMW X4 ? 2018
BMW 8 Series Coupé ? 2018
BMW 3 Series ? 2018/2019
BMW X5 ? 2018
BMW 1 Series ? 2019
BMW iNext ? 2019
BMW 8 Series Convertible ? End of 2019
BMW i5 ? 2021

http://www.carbuzz.com/m/Article.aspx?Id=37862

[JorgenM]

iNext 2019, what does that mean? i6?

[Fundguy1]

Waiting on M5, m2 gts/cs, 8 series, revised m4 gts. Rest I won't notice.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by JorgenM

iNext 2019, what does that mean? i6?

It literally means iNext.

That's the name of the model, tentatively anyway.