BMW stays committed to diesel technology
BMW CEO Harald Krüger reconfirmed BMW's commitment to diesel technology. Krüger reinforced that BMW is compliant with all the tests
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BMW Group achieves new highs for revenues and profit
The BMW Group continues to perform well within a volatile market environment and recorded new highs to date for sales volumes, revenues and earnings in the third quarter 2015.
Porsche receives an EPA violation notice for its 2015 Porsche Cayenne Diesel
A notice of violation from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was sent regarding the 2015 Porsche Cayenne Diesel.
BMW R&D Chief: “In 50 years, most of us will drive electric vehicles”
BMW chief of R&D Klaus Fröhlich believes the world is likely to have an electric vehicle (EV) population of around 10% in the next ten years
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Report: BMW plans fuel-cell sedan after 2020
BMW said on Wednesday to Automotive News that it's planning a fuel-cell vehicle - likely a larger-sized sedan - to go on sale after 2020.
BMW to replace faulty timing chain in 2008-2014 vehicles
BMW issues a service bulletin for models powered by the N63 4.4 liter V8. BMW to replace faulty timing chain in 2008-2014 vehicles
BMW Unveils Roster of U.S. ‘Performance Team’ Athletes for Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games
BMW of North America today unveiled its BMW Performance Team for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
BMW expands diesel engine production at Steyr
Austrian media reports that BMW laid out plans for an expansion of the diesel engine production at the Steyr plant
BMW CEO talks – for the first time – about the fainting incident
Last month, BMW’s new chief executive, Harald Krueger, fainted on stage at the Frankfurt Auto Show on Tuesday. He now talks about the fainting incident
BMW recalls 6,073 units of MINIs and i3 to replace passenger airbag
BMW is recalling 923 i3 electric vehicles and MINI cars to replace the passenger's side front airbag module.
Consumer Reports: “Tesla reliability doesn’t match its performance”
The best car ever tested by Consumer Reports — Tesla Model S - has received a worse-than-average overall problem rate in the Annual Auto Reliability Survey
