BMW Sold 174,000 More Cars Than Audi Last Year In The US
With 371,346 cars delivered in the United States last year, BMW had a massive advantage of 174,770 vehicles compared to archrival Audi.
With 371,346 cars delivered in the United States last year, BMW had a massive advantage of 174,770 vehicles compared to archrival Audi.
BMW sold 71,046 cars last year in Italy, up by 17.4% increase compared to 2023. Its market share in the luxury segment grew by 3.7% to 28.8%.
With only 1,974 units delivered in the United States in 2024, BMW XM deliveries decreased by 14.7% compared to the year before.
BMW of North America achieved record-breaking U.S. sales in 2024, with over 371,000 vehicles sold, including more than 50,000 electric models.
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BMW’s third-quarter profit fell 61%, hit by weak China sales and a massive recall due to faulty brakes, marking its lowest profitability in four years.
Even though it's down by 0.2% through September, BMW is confident sales in the United States this year will reach an all-time high.
BMW deliveries to customers in China dropped by 29.8% in the third quarter of the year. Through September, BMW is down 13.1%.
BMW sold 266,151 EVs between January and September, up by 22.6% over the first nine months of 2023. The iX1 and i4 did the heavy lifting.
With 1,583,485 cars delivered through September 2024, BMW's sales are 2.3% lower than they were in the first nine months of 2023.
Here's how BMW performed in the third quarter of 2024 in the United States. With a few exceptions, most models were down.
BMW of North America reported a challenging Q3 2024, with a 6.9% drop in BMW brand sales and a 33% decline for MINI. Despite a recall-related stop-sale and market headwinds, leadership remains optimistic about a strong Q4 rebound. MINI’s new models, including the redesigned Countryman and Cooper, are expected to drive future growth. Find out more about BMW’s strategy to regain its momentum.