New Electric MINI Poses With The Classic Mini
Generations collide in a photoshoot of the latest MINI Cooper E alongside the classic gas Mini built long before the BMW era.
Adrian Padeanu
New BMW 530e Touring Spends Time In Front Of The Camera
The BMW 5 Series wagon (G61) poses for the camera as the 530e with a four-cylinder plug-in hybrid powertrain and an M Sport Package.
BMW Sales In The First Half Of 2024: Breakdown By Model Series
Here's how each series from BMW fared in the January-June 2024 period in terms of sales. There are a few winners and losers.
The i4 Is BMW’s Best-Selling EV So Far In 2024
Ahead of its facelift, the i4 enjoyed a double-digit growth in the first half of 2024, making the best-selling electric BMW.
BMW Sold 24 i3 And i8 Models So Far This Year
Despite being discontinued years ago, the BMW i3 and i8 still appear in the sales chart for the first half of 2024.
BMW XM Global Sales Up 53.3 Percent In First Half Of 2024
Through June, BMW delivered 3,807 units of the XM, a significant jump compared to the first six months of 2023 when only 2,484 SUVs were sold.
BMW M4 Drag Races Hyundai Ioniq 5 N In Gas M Vs Electric N
The pre-facelift BMW M4 Competition with RWD went up against the fully electric Hyundai Ioniq 5 N crossover in a couple of drag races.
BMW Will Build Gen6 Batteries At These Factories
BMW maps out its global battery manufacturing plans for Gen6 packs that will initially go into Neue Klasse-based EVs from 2025.
2025 BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe: How We Think It Will Look
We used our crystal ball to see into the future of the new BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe F74. The rendering is based on leaked patent images.
2025 BMW M5 Fire Red Stars In Walkaround Video
Discover the 2025 BMW M5 in a new video of the super sedan in Fire Red, aka Vegas Red in the US. This G90 has a Silverstone/Black interior.
BMW Asking Customers If They Want To Buy The Skytop: Report
BMWBLOG has learned that BMW is emailing people to ask if they're interested in buying the €500,000 Skytop. Production is capped at 50 cars.
