German premium carmaker BMW said on Thursday (Jun 20) it had cancelled a two billion euros (S$2.9 billion) order for battery cells for its electric vehicles with Northvolt.
The very first BMW X5 was driven off the line of BMW Group Plant Spartanburg in South Carolina on September 1, 1999. Since then, nearly 3 million X5s have been assembled in Spartanburg for markets all over the world.
The second-generation BMW M2 has lost its Nürburgring crown since it’s no longer the fastest production compact car around the Green Hell. That title now goes to the 2025 Audi RS3, which shaved off more than five seconds from the previous record.
The BMW press cars are parked in a functional, completely dark grey hall in Garching near Munich. Our test car sits next to the somewhat obese iX, the chunky i7 and the i4 with the buck teeth. The i5 is perhaps the first BMW in a long time that is ac...
With the 2025 BMW M2, the legendary German automaker is aiming to make things better across the board. It's more powerful, it's more stylish, the tech is more advanced, and the ride is more comfortable. It's far from a dramatic overhaul of the 2024 B...
BMW is gearing up to introduce the new-generation M5 globally following the launch of the latest generation 5 Series last year. The German automaker has given yet another sneak peek of the upcoming M5 via a social media post.
Here we go again. After an image of the new X3 emerged earlier than scheduled at the beginning of the month, the G45 is making a comeback. This time around, we’re getting a blurry look at the M Performance model.
Although the BMW X6 M Competition and Ferrari Purosangue are both high-performance SUVs, the two play in different leagues. The former costs about $131,000 while the latter retails for roughly $400,000 before you add options.
Earlier this year, Mansory teased the automotive world with digital renderings of their wild forged carbon fiber offering for the BMW XM. Now, the renowned tuner has completed their first build, and the result is nothing short of imposing.
