Leipzig Plant Just Got a Big Clue About New Electric BMWs
BMW won't name names, but the retooled plant and the gap below the iX1 both point to one likely model: the i1.
BMW Pulls Three China-Built EVs to Make Room for Neue Klasse
The iX1, China-spec i3 G28, and long-wheelbase i5 are out. Neue Klasse is in — iX3 L and i3 L confirmed for Shenyang.
BMW Group Cuts 2026 Profit Guidance as China Sales Drop
EBIT margin guidance slashed to 1-3% as China combustion sales fall and BMW accelerates its cost-cutting program.
The New Audi A6 Allroad Debuts Without A BMW Rival
For the first time ever, Audi is giving its long-running Allroad formula a wide body and a plug-in hybrid powertrain. Meanwhile, BMW hasn't said anything about launching a lifted wagon.
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BMW Tells Us Why The Electric M3 Doesn’t Have Carbon Fiber
The M Concept Neue Klasse swaps carbon fiber for natural fibers in the construction of the roof and other body panels. It's also used inside for the seat's structural elements.
Future BMW M Cars Will Have Track Lights And M Yellow Lights
The electric M3 concept's square lights at the front and rear are coming to production models from BMW M. Additionally, yellow front double lights are confirmed.
Confirmed: Menacing BMW M Electric Sedan Debuts Tomorrow
A teaser video whets our appetite for tomorrow’s big reveal at Le Mans, where a hot EV will spearhead a fresh design language for BMW M.
Against All Odds: BMW USA Sees A ‘Bright Future’ For Manuals
Several factors are driving the gradual demise of the manual gearbox, but BMW USA isn’t throwing in the towel.
The BMW Welt Now Offers A Cheaper Vehicle Pickup Option
The new Compact Package costs €790, significantly undercutting the €960 Premium and €1,320 Exclusive packages.
BMW M3 With Individual Colors Finally Arrives In Brazil
Better late than never, the first M3 G80s with Individual paint jobs have touched down in Brazil, where BMW customers can pick from 150 special colors.
The Ultimate Self-Driving Machine: BMW Owners Logged 200 Million Hands-Free Kilometers
The BMW Highway Assistant allows owners of certain models to travel at speeds of up to 130 km/h (81 mph) using hands-free assisted driving technology.
