Trump’s EU Tariff Deal Slashes Car Tariffs to 15%: What It Means for BMW
A new Trump–EU deal lowers U.S. tariffs on EU cars to 15% starting August 1. Here’s what it means for BMW pricing, U.S. production, and its 2025 outlook.
A new Trump–EU deal lowers U.S. tariffs on EU cars to 15% starting August 1. Here’s what it means for BMW pricing, U.S. production, and its 2025 outlook.
BMW (excluding MINI and Rolls-Royce) delivered 1,070,814 cars in the first six months of the year, -2.3% compared to the same period of 2024.
BMW leads the U.S. premium car market in the first half of 2025 with 178,499 sales, outpacing Mercedes and Audi. Here’s what the latest numbers reveal about the top luxury brands.
BMW has surpassed Mercedes-Benz in Germany’s premium car market—excluding commercial vehicles—for the first half of 2025. EV momentum and Neue Klasse could shift the balance long-term.
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BMW leads 2025 U.S. luxury car sales with 178K units, more than double Audi’s 81K. See which models are winning—and where Audi is falling behind.
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The BMW's Quarterly Report for Q1 2025 provides a detailed look at how the models performed in the first three months of the year.
BMW CEO predicts Trump-era tariffs will ease by July, as the automaker holds firm on 2025 forecasts despite a 25% Q1 profit drop.
Sales figures for the first quarter of 2025 show demand for the Z4 roadster has increased whereas interest in the XM is fading.
Diesel's share in BMW shipments in Germany continues to decrease, falling to 30% in Q1 2025. Meanwhile, EVs have climbed to over 19%.
BMW grows its lead over Mercedes in Q1 2025, boosted by strong EV sales and performance in Europe. Premium dominance continues.