BMW's first Neue Klasse model heads to the big screen, putting the spotlight on the technology that will shape the brand's next generation of EVs.
BMW has revealed how its new South Carolina facility will build the 144kWh battery packs destined for the upcoming electric iX5.
The China-only BMW X5 and electric iX5 pair added cabin space with BMW's newest digital and EV technologies.
The i3 promises driving pleasure and intuitive onboard tech unlike any 3 Series before, while boasting 400kW DC charging and a WLTP-range of up to 900km.
The iX3 now sets the tone for all future BMWs - combustion-powered and electric models alike - while boasting massive leaps in tech and electric efficiency.
Set to debut on the first Neue Klasse car by year-end, the Heart of Joy boasts faster processing speeds and an unprecedented level of function integration.
The 100,000th EV to roll off its lines for 2024 was a BMW iX1, which has been produced by Plant Regensburg for customers worldwide since November 2022.
As part of the 2024 Sustainable Christmas Market, visitors got to see the BMW iX2 up close, and even walked home with potted plants upon finishing a quiz.
Beyond celebrating its sales growth, however, the firm is also teasing a huge lineup of impending models for 2024 - including the first-ever i5 Touring.
Kicking things off with an Antwerp media drive, the hydrogen-powered SUV will now embark on a 'world tour' for demonstrations and trials with selected groups.
The manufacture of the BMW iX5 Hydrogen has started at the German brand's Research and Innovation Centre's pilot plant in Munich.
A more dynamic exterior for the new BMW X1 is supported by a wide variety of petrol and plug-in hybrid drivetrains, as well as an all-electric option.
The ability to transition only between different shades of grey mean your GTA getaway vehicle dreams have yet to be realised, unfortunately.
BMW Group Asia is celebrating seven years of electrification in Singapore since the first BMW i3 was launched here in 2014.
The BMW iX3 blends locally emission-free driving with BMW sporting ability and the comfort and functionality of a Sports Activity Vehicle.
With worldwide market introduction of the BMW iX slated for November 2021, we might see the latest EV from the Bavarian automaker sooner than we expect.
The next iteration of the BMW World event opens here in Singapore dealerships and through a virtual event space online, from now till 19 February.
As part of its commitment to electrification, BMW extends the 5 Series range with a new top of the range plug-in hybrid model - the 545e xDrive Sedan.
Fully electric mobility celebrates its premiere in a BMW X model, the new BMW iX3, providing sheer driving pleasure emission-free.
The first pure electric model from BMW, the iX3, is confirmed to start production in China in late summer, and will be delivered globally.