400 BMW i3 for interconnected mobility in Copenhagen
The next major step is being taken with the commissioning of 400 BMW i3 in Copenhagen on September 3rd 2015
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SPOFEC Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II with 709 horsepower
Germany-based tuning shop SPKECT is back again with a modified version of the Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II producing 709 horsepower
BMW Group worldwide sales are up 5.6 percent
Sales of BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce brand vehicles totalled 173,195 in July, a new high for the month and an increase of 5.6%
The 2 Series is becoming the new 3 Series
In a recent Car and Driver review, they tested the BMW 335i xDrive and the conclusion is that BMW 2 Series is the modern equivalent of what the 3 Series was
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BMW i8 Changed Car Design Constraints
The BMW i8 is currently one of the most awarded cars in the world. Benoit Jacob, the BMW i's chief designer talks about the challenges to design the BMW i8
Google is now Alphabet, but BMW owns Alphabet.com
Alphabet.com is currently getting hammered with traffic and it's not accessible and it's owned by BMW
BMW uses digitalization to improve processes in production
The BMW Group continuously optimizes production processes at the BMW Group plants, drawing on the opportunities arising from digitalization
BMW M2 to be unveiled in October
We heard it through the grapevine that the BMW will unveil the M2 compact sportscar in October.
BMW i3 A/C Compressor Noise: Yes, That’s Normal
The loud noise you hear when you park the BMW i3 or when you plug in to charge is just the air conditioning compressor running.
Why car sharing can be the next big thing in the automotive world
I decided to put together a little guide on DriveNow: what you should expect from a car sharing service, why use it, how to use it and what's coming next.
BMW Project 100: Interone to handle the marketing
Interone. The lead agency is in charge of the "Project 100" and will take care of the strategic consulting, design and orchestration of content at a national and international level.
