The BMW F90 M5, produced from 2018 to 2023, is now a compelling performance bargain in the used market. With its twin-turbo V8, xDrive all-wheel drive, and 600+ horsepower, the F90 M5 offers exotic-level acceleration and refined luxury for a fraction of its original price. Discover why this super sedan is becoming the perfect one-car solution for enthusiasts.
The fourth-generation BMW X3 has arrived in Munich at the BMW Welt as the M50 M Performance model painted in the exclusive Dune Grey color.
Rolls-Royce CEO Chris Brownridge says a hybrid powertrain doesn't deliver the 'waftability and effortless power' a Rolls-Royce is known for.
In a statement to BMWBLOG, a BMW spokesperson told us why the iX3 configurator has been removed from its website and won't come back.
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Domagoj Dukec shared a heartfelt message on his Instagram account following his move from BMW to lead Rolls-Royce's design team.
BMW’s upcoming Neue Klasse models will debut with only Level 2+ driver assistance technology, despite initial ambitions for higher levels of autonomy. The new iX3 NA5 and i3 NA0 will focus on perfecting semi-autonomous features instead of pursuing Level 4 systems. Learn why BMW has shifted its strategy and what it means for the future of its self-driving cars.
The BMW XM Label has received the Individual treatment with a special Frozen Brilliant White Metallic matte color, codenamed W93.
The Rolls-Royce Spectre gets the one-off Bespoke treatment with this Lunaflair featuring a special paint inspired by a lunar halo.
BMW thinks hydrogen vehicles can be a solution for people who can't charge their battery EVs at home or work.
BMW took center stage at NYC’s Climate Week 2024, highlighting its advancements in hydrogen technology with the iX5 Hydrogen. Key discussions focused on how fuel cells can complement battery electric vehicles in achieving zero emissions. Startups from MINI’s Urban-X incubator also showcased solutions for sustainable urban living. Explore how BMW plans to revolutionize the future of green mobility by 2028.
The optional Comfort Package for the BMW X1 and 2 Series Active Tourer sold in Europe now has electrically operated active front seats.
