MOTUL launches line of oils for vintage cars, including for BMW classics
French manufacturer Motul introduces this week a new line of lubricants geared towards classic and vintage cars - Motul Classic Line
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BMW i4 M50 top model rumored to make 470 horsepower
The power figures of the BMW i4 M50 is likely to be around 470 horsepower. This is the only model with xDrive all-wheel drive
BMW to reduce battery carbon footprint by more than half
BMW aims to reduce the carbon footprint of the high-voltage battery to less than half the baseline value for the current Gen5 technology.
BMW to cut 200 million tons of CO2 emissions by 2030
BMW Group announced that it plans to avoid emissions of over 200 million tons of CO2 by 2030.
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Report: BMW still debating naming convention for upcoming i7 EV
The fact that the upcoming BMW 7 Series will get a fully electric version in the future is no longer a secret.But what name would it use? i7?
Java Green G80 BMW M3 gets aggressive with new M Performance Parts
This new G80 BMW M3 hails from Germany carrying one of the most exquisite colors from BMW Individual: Java Green
BMW F 900 R vs. New Ducati Monster: By the Numbers
Today, we will be comparing two of their motorcycle offerings in the premium middleweight naked segment: Ducati Monster vs BMW F 900 R
Stunning Fire Orange BMW M4 Competition with M Performance Parts
Check out this BMW M4 Competition painted in a gorgeous BMW Individual Fire Orange with M Performance Parts.
Gordon Murray is Developing a Lightweight EV Architecture
Gordon Murray and his company are investing heavily into a new all-electric architecture, focusing on lightweight technology.
VIDEO: BMW M8 Competition Convertible vs Porsche Taycan Turbo S
In a new drag race video, we get to see a BMW M8 Competition Convertible take on a Porsche Taycan Turbo S.
Wirelessly Charging Cars in Motion is Close to Becoming a Reality
A team of researchers at Cornell University have developed a technology to wireless charge EVs from the road, while in motion.
