BMW Group Global Sales Slightly Down In 2022
The BMW Group sold approximately 100,000 fewer cars in 2022, at 2.4 million vehicles. EVs accounted for nearly 10% of deliveries last year.
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BMW Neue Klasse Lineup To Expand Shortly After 2025 Sedan And SUV
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse announced at CES the 2025 sedan and SUV on the Neue Klasse platform will be followed by more EVs "in quick sequence."
BMW USA Sales Down By 1.3% In 2022 To 332,388 Cars
With 124,373 cars and 208,015 SUVs sold in 2022, BMW delivered a total of 332,388 vehicles last year in the United States.
The BMW Color Changing Car – World’s First
After first showing off its E Ink technology, BMW is back with a newer, more high-tech, BMW color changing car
WORLD PREMIERE: Meet BMW Dee Merging the Physical With the Digital
At the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show, BMW Dee was unveiled, the brand's combination of physical and digital technology.
Less switches, but not switchless, says BMW Group Chief Designer
Future reduction of physical buttons is likely to continue. Yet, BMW cars won't become switchless in the future.
2024 BMW 5 Series will come with iDrive 8.5
The 2024 BMW 5 Series, and the first ever BMW i5 will be powered by BMW iDrive 8.5, a Linux-based operating system
BMW Has No Plans to Adopt the Latest Apple CarPlay
BMW won't be adapting the latest Apple CarPlay, which takes over all of the car's screens, but it will update the current system.
BMW iDrive 9 Coming to BMW X1 in Two Months, iDrive 8.5 to others
The BMW X1 will get an all-new iDrive 9, replacing the old iDrive 8, and it will bring with it an all new user interface, new functionality, and even an app store.
Picking up a BMW at The Welt Will be More Expensive in 2023
Picking up your BMW at the Welt in Munich used to be cheaper than taking normal delivery but now it's more expensive than ever.
BMW Posts Record Sales In India After Nearly 35% Growth In 2022
BMW and MINI sold a combined 11,981 cars in 2022 to post record deliveries after a 34.9% increase in demand compared to the previous year.
