The Three Biggest Threats BMW Faces in 2026
BMW enters 2026 facing major challenges — Chinese rivals, EV price wars, and trade tensions threaten its global dominance.
BMW enters 2026 facing major challenges — Chinese rivals, EV price wars, and trade tensions threaten its global dominance.
The luxury automaker admits China "builds good cars" but isn't (too) worried about the growing competition, at least in Europe.
BMW has announced that it will begin integrating artificial intelligence technology from Chinese startup DeepSeek into its vehicle models sold...
Discover how BMW’s new iDrive X infotainment system has been uniquely tailored to meet the preferences and driving habits of customers in China.
Tesla and BMW have filed lawsuits against the European Commission, challenging the EU’s tariffs on electric vehicles manufactured in China.
Even though sales are falling hard, China remains hugely important to BMW, according to a statement made by CEO Oliver Zipse.
BMW has revealed that 85% of the cars it assembles in China are sold to local customers, with only 15% for export markets.
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse has called on the German government to reject the EU’s proposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, warning of potential trade conflicts. Zipse argues that imposing additional duties could harm Germany’s prosperity and disrupt global supply chains. With China threatening countermeasures, the stakes are high for Europe’s automotive industry.
EU may cut tariffs on BMW and VW's China-made EVs, easing import costs and averting trade tension. Will this change the EV market landscape?
BMW invests $2.76B in China for EV innovation, boosting tech and green growth. Discover when the Neue Klasse will come to China
BMW's Chinese partner Brilliance, which owns a 25% share in the joint venture, allegedly wants to retire from the JV, according to Automotive News Europe.