BMW of North America has filed a formal safety recall with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) covering a total of 25 vehicles from the 2026 model year, expanding on details previously disclosed through…
The G87 BMW M2 has already become a popular canvas for tuners, but this particular car has lived more lives than most project builds ever will. This Precision Sport Industries project started as one of…
Long before a new BMW reaches its official debut, the vehicle must complete thousands of miles of real-world testing. These proving runs take place on roads across the globe, exposing prototypes to diverse climates, surfaces,…
Even after modest enhancements last year, BMW just couldn’t leave the already good enough i4 alone. The 2026 BMW i4 sees a series of subtle tweaks that continue to make it competitive in the EV…
Seemingly out of nowhere, the BMW Group announced in March 2022 that it was expanding its portfolio by acquiring the ALPINA brand name. The surprising transaction didn’t affect the existing agreement between the two companies,…
It’s safe to say this is a pivotal week for the BMW Group’s corporate world. Milan Nedeljković will replace Oliver Zipse as Chairman and CEO in May 2026, and additional leadership changes are underway. Alexander…
We’ve known for two years that BMW’s historic Munich plant would transition exclusively to EVs. The switch is set for the end of 2027, when the last combustion-engine vehicles are scheduled to roll off the…
BMW’s slow but inevitable transition toward the North American Charging Standard (NACS) is picking up speed in the United States. We already learned the 2026 BMW i5 M60 would be BMW’s first U.S. model to…
The BMW 507 is arguably one of the brand’s most well-known and influential models. At the time, its lightweight V8 engine was a big technical advancement. Even more telling, its pretty proportions served as a…
There hasn’t been much news about the iX since BMW gave its largest electric SUV a facelift at the beginning of the year. That’s hardly surprising, as things naturally get quieter during the latter half…
