Last night, AGMC, the BMW importer for Dubai, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates, hosted an event for its customers with...
Under the technology umbrella of ConnectedDrive, BMW has developed a comprehensive range of technology services and apps that connect BMW...
A vision is turning into reality, as the BMW Vision iNEXT becomes the BMW iX. With a year still to go before its...
BMW, in collaboration with Munich-based tech firm DeepDrive, is pushing the boundaries of electric vehicle technology with a pioneering in-wheel...
BMW has become the first automaker to achieve approval under the groundbreaking UN Regulation No. 171 for Driver Control Assistance Systems (DCAS). This milestone eliminates fragmented European legal barriers and sets the stage for rapid global deployment of advanced "hands-off" driving technology over the next few years.
BMW and Porsche have announced price increases for many 2026 model-year vehicles in the U.S. BMW’s adjustments range from a few hundred dollars up to about $1,500 on select models. Porsche has communicated percentage-based increases on most of its lineup. Both automakers have cited market conditions and tariff-related costs in communications to dealers and industry outlets.
