BMW CEO Expects Germany To Enter A Recession, But Won’t Be That Bad For BMW
BMW boss Oliver Zipse spoke during an event organized by weekly business news magazine Wirtschaftswoche about his belief there will be a recession in Germany.
BMW boss Oliver Zipse spoke during an event organized by weekly business news magazine Wirtschaftswoche about his belief there will be a recession in Germany.
During the conference call for the half-year report, BMW chairman Oliver Zipse said the order books are full for the next several months.
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse has told Financial Times there will be no job losses despite EVs being much simpler than ICEs.
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse says automakers shouldn't focus just on EV-friendly countries because other regions of the world still rely on ICEs.
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BMW boss Oliver Zipse claims it would be premature to force automakers to build only EVs as the ICE still reigns supreme as far as sales.
BMW's CEO since 2019, Oliver Zipse will hold the position of ACEA President for a second term in what will be a busy 2022.
Oliver Zipse points out the platform will be BEV-centric but he is keeping his options opened when it comes to combustion engines
According to BMW boss Oliver Zipse, the Munich-based automaker wants to sell three million vehicles per year.
According to a recent report, BMW plans on continuing development of internal combustion engines for the foreseeable future.
According to a recent report, BMW boss Oliver Zipse plans on switching the MINI brand over to all-electric by 2030.
The Oscar-award winner Christoph Waltz is apparently a BMW fan and he went to Munich to see the all-new BMW iX