Temporary hold on the BMW X5 xDrive35d production for U.S.
The Spartanburg plant has put a temporary hold on the BMW X5 xDrive35d production for the American market.
The Spartanburg plant has put a temporary hold on the BMW X5 xDrive35d production for the American market.
BMW CEO Harald Krüger reconfirmed BMW's commitment to diesel technology. Krüger reinforced that BMW is compliant with all the tests
Austrian media reports that BMW laid out plans for an expansion of the diesel engine production at the Steyr plant
BMW CEO, Harald Krueger, sits down with German publication, ZEIT Magazine, to take diesel and electromobility.
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Following the scandal involving Volkswagen diesel engines, the European Union is changing its testing procedures for emissions and companies must adjust.
Following Volkswagen's recent scandal, German publication Auto Bild released an article falsely claiming that the BMW X3 also failed emissions.
BMW Group is committed to observing the legal requirements in each country and fulfilling all local testing requirements.
With stricter-growing emissions regulations in the United States, would things get better if the US market embraced buying more diesel-powered cars?
Toyota has released all the details about the facelifted Avensis and one of the biggest updates is the use of BMW diesel engines.
For some odd reason, Americans just aren't big fans of the crude-oil engine. Maybe it's the clack-clack noise, or the reputation for black smoke pouring out of the exhaust