The Partridge of Hampshire team will also be showcasing other latest electric models from the BMW fleet and to give festival attendees a helping hand will be offering mobile charging points powered by BMW technology.
Commenting on the sponsorship, festival director Richard Nowell said:
“We are delighted to welcome Partridge of Hampshire to this year’s festival. Since 2017 our event has grown into something the local community comes together to celebrate each year so to be partnering with the family-based dealership through their iconic BMW range is an electrifying opportunity.
“As environmentally aware event organisers we continually strive to limit our carbon footprint using the latest innovations available which creates a perfect fit with the BMW brand that has been synonymous with design, technology and motoring innovation for decades.”
Partridge of Hampshire, led by marketing manager Kellie Good said:
"We are thrilled to be part of the incredible Lymington Seafood Festival and showcase our Charging Lounge, creating a welcoming space to relax and recharge. Supporting our local community means a lot to us, and we can't wait to be part of this exciting celebration of great food and culture."
Set to stunning views across the Solent estuary foodies can expect to sample scallops, lobster, local crab, mussels in various ways, cod cheeks, seafood tacos, mackerel, king crevettes, surf n’ turf as well as dishes from all four corners of the world.
There’s plenty of open fire cooking with Nordic Flammlach salmon, the Comanche BBQ Grill and Smokehouse and a pop up restaurant with Great British Chef finalist Gavin Barnes serving up a feast of bream, John Dory and red mullet all cooked over coals.
The Chefs Stage is hosted by TV foodie Chris Bavin with chefs from sponsors Chewton Glen, Lime Wood Hotel and The Pig as well as showcasing chefs from the best local restaurants.
There’s an intimate Cookery School with a range of classes for young budding chefs and grown-up food lovers to book – with more announcements coming soon.
With live music across the three days including Friday nights headliners Genesis Connected tribute band. Rocking the festival vibes will be soul, blues, Motown, ska and a big helping of pop and indie classics.
Over 10,000 food lovers are expected to descend on Lymington over the three days to sample some of the best local food and drink from artisan producers. From locally brewed craft beers, gins, vodka and rums along with award-winning English sparkling wine from Hampshire’s Hattingley Valley.