BMW Is Keeping the Electric Sports Car Door Open — For Now
BMW's product chief says an electric sports car is "not unlikely" — and with a capable platform already in place, the only real question is timing.
BMW's product chief says an electric sports car is "not unlikely" — and with a capable platform already in place, the only real question is timing.
A decision hasn't been taken, but BMW admits it is a possibility.
CEO Oliver Zipse reveals the second-generation BMW X7 will go into production next year at Plant Spartanburg in South Carolina.
CEO Oliver Zipse reveals the new X5 G65 is getting a China-specific variant, potentially known as the G78.
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The Cullinan was Rolls-Royce's absolute leader last year, accounting for more than half of the total sales.
BMW isn't fully closing the door on electric cars with range-extending engines but it believes regular EVs deliver plenty of range already.
MINI sales shot up 17.7% in 2025 when every third vehicle sold was a Countryman.
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse says more than 50,000 people have ordered the electric crossover without even sitting in it.
BMW M is more popular than ever, and the latest sales numbers prove it.
BMW Plant Spartanburg was the distant leader, with 412,799 vehicles manufactured last year.
The 3 Series/4 Series came out on top, followed by two pairs of crossovers: the X1/X2 and the X3/X4.