BMW Group demonstrates the efficiency of the Neue Klasse and Gen6 eDrive technology with a long-distance test drive of the BMW iX3 50 xDrive from Hungary to Munich.

How BMW Group Uses Catena-X to Increase Transparency and Resilience in International Supply Chains.

BMW is developing fuel cell prototypes with hydrogen centers in Munich and Steyr; the Steyr plant will produce third-generation systems, while Landshut supplies key components.

BMW iX3 achieves CO2e parity after 17,500 km using renewables, with Gen6 batteries cutting emissions 42% and production fossil-free.

How natural fibres are making their way from the race track into series production – and helping reduce CO2e emissions from vehicles even further in the future.

Faster, more efficient transition from gas to alternative energy sources possible. The pilot project will save around 480 tons of CO2e per year.

BMW Group Plant Steyr begins series production of sixth-gen electric drives, marking a historic shift toward fully electric mobility and a new era in automotive innovation.

The new BMW M2 CS sets a milestone by becoming the fastest compact car on the Nürburgring, completing 20.832 km in under 7:30 minutes.

Out of 3 million electrified vehicles, with 1.5 million fully electric, BMW Group marks global growth in electromobility with production across all plants since 2013.

BMW Group presented the Virtual Factory at NVIDIA GTC in Paris, featuring automated collision checks and up to 30% savings in production planning.