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By Adrian Padeanu
The 3 Series has been a familiar sight at the Dingolfing factory for nearly half a century. The first generation began rolling off the assembly line in Lower Bavaria in 1980, five years after the... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Nico DeMattia
What’s the EV battery equivalent of “No replacement for displacement?” Maybe something like “No power like a kilowatt hour?” I’m still workshopping it. Anyway, whatever that saying ends up being, it can be applied to the BMW iX3. Bavaria’s new midsize electric crossover beats all of its rivals when it comes to range, and it does so the old-fashioned way: size. Its battery pack is simply bigger than everyone else’s, which gives it a far […] The post BMW iX3 Crushes Its Competition In Recent 70 MPH Highway Range Test appeared first on BimmerLife.
By Adrian Padeanu
BMW is wasting no time showing what the new ALPINA brand is all about. The first production model developed under BMW Group ownership has touched down in Italy for high-speed validation, where it has already... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Adrian Padeanu
Here’s a quick reminder that not everything with an M badge has four wheels. BMW Motorrad has been selling M-branded bikes since 2020, and now there’s a new, albeit temporary, member of the family: the... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By David Durán
El sistema de conducción autónoma parcial de BMW ya está listo para incorporarlo a sus modelos en 2027. El hardware necesario para hacerlo posible vendrá en buena parte de su gama de modelos más reciente así como los que estén por llegar, pudiendo funcionar en ciudad, autovías y carreteras comarcales. BMW ha anunciado que en Alemania ofrecerán conducción autónoma parcial (nivel 2 SAE) a partir del próximo año, desplegándolo a más países de la Unión Europea más adelante. El hardware necesario para que esta tecnología funcione ya vendrá instalado de serie en los modelos más recientes de su gama…
By Gerard Lye
BMW has announced plans to introduce navigation-guided, partially-automated driving assistance functions in cities from 2027, starting in Germany. With active route guidance using BMW Maps, the system will be able assist drivers with turning manoeuvres, […] The post BMW to take on Tesla FSD with SAE Level 2 navigation-guided urban driving assistance system – 2027 launch appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.
By Lei Kang
BMW Brilliance reportedly began layoffs on November 2, affecting multiple job categories, primarily production workers. For details, please visit CnEVPost (cnev.co).
By Jonathan Lee
The new G50 BMW 3 Series was unveiled in September, and we were recently invited to the south of France to drive the latest version of the benchmark sports sedan, alongside its pure electric sibling, […] The post 2027 BMW 320 – gallery of G50 volume seller; i3 looks and tech, 211 PS/330 Nm 2.0T, in Malaysia next year appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.
By Gerard Lye
Toyota continues to be the world’s most valuable automotive brand in Interbrand’s latest Best Global Brands report. In the 2026 edition, the Japanese carmaker ranked first in its category and ninth overall, with brands like […] The post Toyota remains the most valuable auto brand in 2026 – Mercedes-Benz ahead of BMW, Ferrari leads Porsche appeared first on Paul Tan's Automotive News.
By Horatiu Boeriu
BMW ALPINA has posted a short Instagram clip of the upcoming ALPINA 7 Series that shows the car’s quad tailpipes and plays the sound of its V8. Everything points to the S68 4.4-liter twin-turbo V8,... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Horatiu Boeriu
The second-generation G67 BMW X7 is rumored to keep a diesel engine when it arrives in 2027, most likely as the X7 40d xDrive, according to insiders. It’s expected to use the latest B57 3.0-liter... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Peter Johnson
BMW is saying goodbye to the iX. With the 2026 model essentially sold out, BMW is preparing to introduce its replacement, which already looks like a big upgrade. more…
By David Haueter
Philipp Eng has been a BMW M Motorsport factory driver for the last eleven years but will no longer be with the team in the 2027 season. Eleven years is a good run for any race car driver to be with the same team or manufacturer, and Eng has had a lot of success over the years with BMW. Eng’s connection with BMW goes back to his early days of racing. He started out in […] The post Philipp Eng and BMW M Motorsport Part Ways appeared first on BimmerLife.
Pour la première fois, la phase finale de l’élection de la Voiture européenne de l’année ne mettra en concurrence que des électriques. En effet, du BMW iX3 au Volvo EX60 en passant par la Renault Twingo E-Tech et la VW ID. Polo, aucune thermique ne figure dans la liste des 7 finalistes de cette édition 2027.
By Horatiu Boeriu
New photos of the BMW i3 M60 xDrive in matte Frozen Ocean Wave Blue show the electric sedan with its M Yellow Lights switched off. This is a European-spec car, and in Europe those yellow... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Amber DaSilva
Plus, the effects of our Canadian trade war on Michigan's election, companies getting ready for a midterm rout and BMW's plans for autonomy.
By David Haueter
BMW had a huge presence in the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWCE) championship in 2026 with the M4 GT3 EVO, with multiple entries from Team WRT, ROWE Racing, Paradine Competition and KPX Motorsport competing in both the Sprint Cup and Endurance Cup races. Team WRT had already wrapped up the Sprint Cup Silver class championship earlier in the year with drivers Matisse Lismont and Ignatio Montenegro, but BMW teams took home more trophies after the […] The post BMW Wins GT World Challenge Europe Championships appeared first on BimmerLife.
By Adrian Padeanu
In an ironic twist of fate, BMW’s growing electric-car sales are helping keep its combustion engines alive. Strong demand for EVs gives the German automaker more flexibility to continue selling six-cylinder and V8 models in... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Adrian Padeanu
Between the first-ever i3 Touring and the i5 Touring facelift, BMW isn’t giving up on station wagons in the electric era. The former will bring extra practicality without forcing buyers to move up to an... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Adrian Padeanu
BMW is taking its driver assistance technology beyond highways. Starting next year, the luxury automaker will roll out new navigation-guided functions designed to help drivers negotiate urban traffic, including turns, lane changes, right-of-way situations, and... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Horatiu Boeriu
For three years, our BMW i4 eDrive40 has been a great family car. Its only dealer visits were two quick fixes to the AC system, and nobody babied it: it’s been a daily driver through... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Andrei Nedelea
I don’t particularly enjoy driving SUVs. Raising a car and then trying to engineer out all the drawbacks feels like a rather elaborate way to avoid buying a wagon. Give me a good sedan or... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By Horatiu Boeriu
The BMW i4 Coupe (NA2) won’t be offered with a base design. Every car will leave the factory with M Sport design as standard, according to the known forum leaker ynguldyn. The same leak says... First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
By RJ O’Connell
The IMSA Endurance Hour Podcast’s two most recent episodes featured four IMSA Hall of Fame drivers plus a potential future inductee. BMW M racing mainstays Robby Foley and Hall of Famer Bill Auberlen were among the guests that sat down with Jonathan Grace in Episode 40, along with IMSA President John Doonan and Ford Archivist […] IMSA Endurance Hour Catch-Up first appeared on dailysportscar.com.
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