The S450e and its plug-in hybrid powertrain gives Mercedes' flagship S-Class better efficiency and adds serenity to its character.
Geofencing technology will ensure that the i Vision AMBY pedelec keeps to safe speeds in inner-city pathways, despite its maximum speed of 60km/h.
BMW Group and Daimler AG will jointly develop next-generation of driver assistance systems, automated driving on highways and automated parking.
The 6 Series Gran Coupe is based on the 5 Series sedan, shares the same looks as the 6 Series Coupe and is almost as long as the 7 Series.
The BMW M6 swallows distance in a ludicrously fast manner but it's a car you would admire rather than desire.
An affordable BMW for once? Well the 116i is not only that - it also shows how Munich is still capable of providing a car that's more than just a one segment filler.
The Touring remains calm and handles well despite heavy traffic as we drive around Bangkok with four big luggage at the back.
The BMW Z4's handling agility and performance make for a truly involving driving experience.
The top-of-the-line F30 is such a natural dancer on the road that it makes even a beginner behind the wheel feel like a professional driver.
Not only has the fuel consumption been significantly lowered, the new BMW 528i manages to retain its pleasurable driving characteristics worthy of the Bavarian badge.
The BMW 6 Series will make the hearts of luxury sports car aficionados beat a little faster when they see it in flesh.
The changes from the E90 to the new F30 may be subtle on paper. But once on the long and winding roads of Barcelona, the differences are immediately apparent.
Beautifully crafted, great to dash and ample load space, there's little not to like the 5 Series Touring.
BMW's M Division has been churning out go-faster versions of its mainstream models since the 1970s. But the Bavarian carmaker's expanding line-up means that the M Division also gains a few more rather interesting cars, such as the X5 M.
The latest addition to Munich's line-up is the 1-Series M Coupe. It may be the smallest in its stable but its sporty styling and muscular engine proves that size is not all that matters.
With its flared nostrils and bulging fenders, the X6 M is nothing like what you see on the roads.
The newest challenge in vehicular innovation is the "coupe-like" car that sits somewhere between a sedan and a crossover.
With its new clean taut lines, the BMW 320iCoupe displays remarkable dynamics and an unmistakable silhouette.
A muscular Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV), the X5 has a body design featuring strong shoulders, short overhangs at the front and rear, and loads of interior space for the weekly soccer games.
I never could understand why BMW emphasises so much about the joy of driving a BMW car or their whole "joy of life" advertising.