Nissan has joined ChargeScape, a joint venture with BMW, Ford, and Honda focused on integrating electric vehicles into the power grid. The partnership aims to optimize energy flow and provide EV drivers with financial incentives through managed charging and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) capabilities. With its extensive experience in bidirectional charging, Nissan is set to expand ChargeScape’s impact across North America.
BMW Group Plant Araquari commenced production in October 2014. A decade later, over 100,000 cars have been manufactured.
The high-performance John Cooper Works versions of the electric MINI Cooper and Aceman will be displayed at the 2024 Paris Motor Show.
By the end of 2024, MINI will deliver 200 Cooper SEs to PwC Belgium to replace the company's diesel cars and cut 400 tons of CO2 annually.
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BMW South Korea launches a trio of limited-run special editions based on the M2, Z4 sDrive20i, and i7 xDrive60 you can order online.
BMW has voted against higher tariffs on electric vehicles made in China that are imported into the European Union.
Initially scheduled for early 2025, electric BMWs won't receive access to the Supercharger network until the second half of the year.
BMW’s design language has produced some truly stunning cars, along with a few head-scratchers. In this article, we highlight the best-looking BMW ever made—the Z8—and its opposite, the ill-fated E46 Compact. Discover what makes these cars stand out and explore the highs and lows of BMW’s styling choices throughout the years.
Here's how BMW performed in the third quarter of 2024 in the United States. With a few exceptions, most models were down.
Discover the unique story behind John Cena’s custom Lamborghini Diablo replica, powered by a BMW-sourced 5.0-liter M70 V12 engine instead of the original Lamborghini V12. This one-off build took nearly two decades to complete, blending German engineering with Italian styling. Now up for auction on Bring a Trailer, it offers a rare opportunity for collectors to own a celebrity-commissioned, BMW-powered “Lamborghini.”
The 2025 Morgan Plus Four is officially coming to the U.S. market, marking the first time in over fifteen years that a four-wheeled Morgan has been available stateside. Featuring a BMW-sourced 2.0-liter turbo engine with 255 horsepower, the retro-styled roadster blends classic British design with modern performance. Discover how this limited-production model skirts U.S. regulations and delivers a unique driving experience.
