The China-only BMW X5 and electric iX5 pair added cabin space with BMW's newest digital and EV technologies.
Cars are expected to do more than ever before. In Bangkok, BMW's new iX3 showed how the brand is approaching the demands of everyday electric mobility.
The BMW iX3 impresses with its all-round competency, refreshing new exterior design, and spacious cabin.
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 new iX3 heralds in a host of new features, functions and technology for BMW, and here are 5 important under-the-skin ones you need to know.
The new iX3 heralds in a new era of forward-looking technology, electric efficiency and enhanced driving dynamics, and it is quite impressive.
As forward-looking as the new Neue Klasse may be, BMW is staying true to its promise of building the ultimate driving machines - just for a brand new era.
Now gearing up for series production of the iX3 in October, Plant Debrecen is BMW's smartest yet, promising cars that made more efficiently and sustainably.
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.
Pricey as it may be, the iX2 finds perfect footing in today's landscape by mixing the trendy coupe-crossover playbook with electric power and a sweet drive.
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.
A pleasant ride and drive meet raised usability from a new infotainment operating system in the BMW iX1.
The iX2 is a capable, functional and practical electric crossover for buyers who want sharper styling, and a compact SUV that's not so ordinary.
Heading to the 2024 Singapore Motor Show? We took an early gander and came away with the list of cars we think you should definitely check out!
The middle child of the Q8 Sportback e-tron family is quietly impressive, for although it's been improved, not everyone will spot the changes.
Why the drastic change in styling? And beyond just the X2, what is BMW aiming for with its compact class today? We find out at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show.
While lithe and agile, the M2 requires the finesse of a capable driver to harness its power and dance gracefully on the tarmac.