BMW Group maintains first quarter profitability expectations
In the first quarter of 2025, the BMW Group delivered 586,117 premium vehicles to customers (-1.4%).
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BMW M2 revealed, confirmed for Australia
Following several high-profile photo leaks, BMW has unveiled its new M2 sports coupe in full; simultaneously confirming it for launch in Australia. Priced from $119,900 plus on-road costs, the M2 is set to arrive in local showrooms in the first half of next year.
BMW announces 7 Series, i7 pricing for Australia
BMW has revealed local pricing and specification for its seventh-generation 7 Series, including the fully electric i7. Just two models are set to touch down in Australian showrooms; the 740i and the i7 xDrive60. The pair is priced from $268,900 and $297,700, respectively.
BMW iX to test 965km range battery
BMW will test an iX electric SUV with a claimed 965km range enabled by a new battery chemistry from Our Next Energy (ONE), Electrek reports.
BMW considering agency model switch in Europe
As Mercedes-Benz prepares to commit further towards ‘agency model’ sales around the world, it’s been confirmed that BMW is weighing up following the three-pointed star’s lead.
Electric BMW iX M60 pricing revealed
The BMW iX M60, offering up to 566km range (WLTP) and priced from $222,900 (excluding on-road costs), is due mid-2022.
BMW M4 CSL revealed, confirmed for Australia
BMW has revealed a new performance flagship within its line-up of M cars, in the process reigniting a much loved nameplate from its past.Limited to just 1000 builds, the M4 CSL appears set to be just as collectible as it is potent on a race track.
Electric BMW i7 headlines new 7 Series
BMW has revealed its electric i7 luxury sedan which leads its 2023 7 Series. The global market launch starts in November 2022, with US pre-orders already reported to be open – the BMW i7 xDrive60 selling there from about US$119,300.
New head of marketing announced for Mini Australia
Mini has announced a new head of marketing for its Australia and New Zealand arm, who will take up the role effective immediately.
German car manufacturers pause production amid Ukraine supply shortage
According to Reuters, BMW, Volkswagen, and Porsche have suspended several production lines in Europe due to a wiring harness shortage. Each manufacturer imports a percentage of their wiring harness supply from Western Ukraine, via companies like Leoni and Nexans.
