China is slowly becoming one of BMW’s most important markets. The Munich-based automaker anticipates continuous growth in China and it comes as no surprise that some BMW models are specifically designed for the Chinese consumers. One of BMW’s cars sold … Continue reading

BMW continues its sales growth in China. In June 2011, BMW said that sales in China rose 41 percent, or 21, 158 vehicles. BMW also said the company sold 121,614 cars in China in the first half of the year, … Continue reading

The BMW Group is planning further expansion of its activities in China in the future. “BMW Group vehicles are very popular in China. We anticipate that this growth will continue in the future. Therefore, together with our Joint Venture partner … Continue reading

BMW and Mercedes continue their impressive growth in China. A report by Bloomberg states that the sales growth are rapidly increasing at more than nine times the pace of wider industry. The two premium automakers sold combined 102,497 vehicles during … Continue reading

According to Automotive News, BMW ranks first among 100 desired brands in China. BMW’s closest competitors, Mercedes and Audi rank eighth and 12th, respectively. The survey coming from Clear Asia used a sample of 2,500 consumers in China. The survey … Continue reading

Automotive News publishes a report on China’s car luxury market and the dominance from the three major German premium automaker, BMW, Mercedes and Audi. According to the magazine, the three automakers control nearly 76 percent of China’s luxury car sales, … Continue reading

Following the major recall in the US, the Chinese market also sees a similar recall with more than 21,000 luxury sedans from China to fix the faulty brake system. BMW’s vehicles which have been recalled include 21,383 imported BMW 5, … Continue reading

Another day, and another insightful BMW-related report coming from Bloomberg: BMW is considering expanding the range of products offered in China, as well as introducing a leasing-vehicle business, in order to enhance its presence on the Chinese market, currently the … Continue reading

In November 2009, BMW and its Chinese partner Brilliance announced their plans to build a second production plant at the Shenyang site. The investment volume for the new plant amounts to 560 million euros and the construction work was scheduled … Continue reading