BMW Production In Germany And UK Will Be Fully Resumed On March 21
BMW production in Munich and Dingolfing will be back to 100% on March 21 when the MINI Oxford plant will also return to full strength.
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Will the US Market Get More ALPINA Models Now?
Now that BMW owns ALPINA outright, is there a chance that the US market can finally get some more ALPINA models?
What Does the BMW Acquisition of ALPINA Mean for Future Cars?
Now that BMW has officially announced it's acquired ALPINA, what will that mean for the future of ALPINA cars?
BREAKING NEWS: BMW Officially Buys ALPINA
The BMW Group has officially acquired ALPINA, the brand's longtime partner and manufacturer of modified BMW products.
China Accounted for Nearly 40 Percent of all BMW Sales in 2021
The Chinese market is BMW's biggest market by far, with it accounting for almost 40 percent of all BMW sales in 2021.
BMW Theatre Screen debuts at CES with massive 31-inch rear display
Aside from unveiling the iX M60 electric SUV, BMW brought to CES 2022 in Las Vegas its new rear-seat entertainment system with a huge display.
BMW: Charging Infrastructure Development Not Keeping up with Demand
According to members of the board at BMW, charging infrastructure development needs to improve to keep up with demand.
The BMW M3 E46 Touring concept is getting an impressive replica
The BMW M3 Touring E46 was only a concept, but a tuning shop is making a faithful replica by combining a 3 Series wagon with an M3 coupe.
BMW iX3 recalled in China because poor welding causes loss of power
Poor welding quality at the pins of the battery's connectors is prompting BMW Brilliance to recall 1,974 iX3 electric SUVs sold in China.
BMW is ‘World’s Most Attractive Employer’ in the automotive industry
Once again, the BMW Group was recognizes as the "World's Most Attractive Employer" in the automotive industry.
BMW Christmas Film: Behind the scenes look
YouTuber Supercar Blondie has a behind-the-scenes look at the BMW Christmas Film starring Christoph Waltz and BMW i head of design Kai Lange.
