Don’t expect Alfa Romeo 5 Series competitor for awhile
Despite hearing rumors of a new Alfa Romeo to compete with the BMW 5 Series in 2018, such a car won't be coming until 2021.
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BMW i Ventures has announced a strategic investment in DSP Concepts
BMW i Ventures has announced a strategic investment in DSP Concepts, Inc., a startup company, developing embedded digital signal processing audio solutions
New MINI Head Designer to Show His Personal Touch on Future Cars
The MINI brand needs to evolve according to its VP and in the future, the brand will mature even more, moving away from old clichees.
Rolls-Royce Working on Electrification, Asks for Input from Drivers
Future Rolls-Royce cars will be electrified. To what degree remains unknown but they will most likely have a distinct design as well.
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BMW Warns Others to Join Autonomous Group Before Year’s End
BMW is working with FCA, Delphi, Continental, Intel and Mobileye on autonomous tech and they apparently have one more seat at the table for a car maker.
Motor Trend tests BMW M2 on track with Randy Pobst
A car from BMW’s famous M Division is designed to be good both on the road and on the track....
BMW 2 Series Active Tourer may be nearing its end in some markets
BMW Australia may be looking to move on from the BMW 2 Series Active Tourer, as customers are more in favor of small SUVs.
BMW M Acknowledges Tightening Competition, Sees it as a Challenge
BMW M boss, Frank van Meele, had a lot to say about the Alfa Romeo Giulia QV and other cars in this range that are pushing the BMW M3 further.
BMW Looking to Differentiate the Design of its Models more in the Future
BMW's future designs will have more character and will differentiate models even more, to give each car its own character.
MINI Official Considers Electrification Fits Brand Like a Glove
MINI is definitely going to bring out at least an electric car and some officials are thinking this will fit the brand 'like a glove'.
BMW Doesn’t Need a Supercar, Will Focus More on M Cars Instead
In a recent statement, BMW M boss Frank van Meele said that the brand he's running doesn't need a supercar, no matter how enticing it would be.
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