BMW Plants

BMW produces vehicles all over the world. And while most of our readership is probably aware of a few different plants — after all, some have been around for decades — knowing exactly which models…

As the U.S. auto industry scrambles to absorb the impact of sweeping tariffs, the Trump administration confirmed Tuesday that it will take steps to ease some of the financial burden — but not eliminate it….

There was a lot of controversy surrounding BMW’s decision to make its first electric SUV in China. However, the decision made a lot of sense business-wise as everything needed for the car to be made…

Today’s ground-breaking signals the start of construction of the new BMW Group plant in Mexico. Guests attending the official ceremony in San Luis Potosí included Rogelio Garza Garza, Undersecretary of Industry and Commerce at the…

Automotive News reports on BMW’s plans to reorganize its global production network into factories that build only rear-wheel drive cars and others that produce front-wheel drive cars. The scope of this process is to reduce…

According to Milagros Caiña-Andree, BMW Board Member responsible for personnel, the Munich-based automaker will hire 8,000 people globally this year.

“Our plants are at full capacity,” said Willisch. “It’s just a question of who gets what.”

Earlier this year, we reported that BMW is looking to build a new plant. The 50 percent increase in market share in the booming Brazilian market has made BMW look at their future expansion strategy….