Chip Shortages are Actually Making Car Companies More Money Per Car
Due to the global chip shortage, car companies are actually making more money per car, due to fewer incentives.
Due to the global chip shortage, car companies are actually making more money per car, due to fewer incentives.
BMW of North America today reported Q3 2021 sales of 75,619 BMW vehicles in the U.S., an 8.7% increase compared to the same period last year.
BMW managed to increase its sales significantly over the course of the first half of 2021. Sales went up by nearly 40 percent
BMW posted a strong sales increase over the first two quarters of 2021. The overall sales went up by 39.1 percent
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BMW of North America, reported Q2 2021 sales of 96,561 BMW vehicles in the United States, an 89.5 percent increase
According to BMW, its group earnings before tax surged 370 percent to 3.76 billion euros ($4.53 billion) in 2021
According to BMW boss Oliver Zipse, the Munich-based automaker wants to sell three million vehicles per year.
BMW says sales growth was significant in all significant regions of the world, in particular in China in Q1 2021
BMW Chief Financial Officer Nicolas Peter says that the 2021 global sales are expected to increase by 5 to 10 percent.
BMW USA sold 71,433 vehicles in the first three months of the year, a 20.1% increase from the 59,455 vehicles sold in the first Q of 2020
BMW deliveries of new cars dropped by 8.4 percent last year, to a total of 2.33 million cars, numbers accounting for the entire group.