BMW to avoid polarizing design with next i3; Citroen will add 7-seat small SUV; Honda CR-V gets bigger to battle Toyota RAV4, Skoda Kodiaq

Development boss Frank Weber said that to some of the brand's fans the boxy i3 "was not a real BMW."

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