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MONROVIA, CA – The BMW Group has selected AeroVironment as the preferred provider of electric vehicle charging equipment, accessories and installation services supporting the all-electric BMW ActiveE.
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MUNICH - Sales of BMW vehicles in the U.S. during the first quarter of 2011 rose by 18.2 percent.
Read More →Benefits of BMW’s new Executive Preference Program (EPP) include zero-cost maintenance for four years/50,000 miles, roadside assistance for four years, a safety program, fleet-trained personnel at dealerships, and special fleet pricing.
Read More →GENEVA - BMW showcased a number of its planned 2012 models at the International Geneva Motor Show, discussed its new 4-cylinder engine, and showed the latest version of its ConnectedDrive technology.
Read More →MUNICH – BMW debuted its new “i” sub-brand, which will include the automaker’s new BMW i3, an electric vehicle, and the i8, a plug-in hybrid.
Read More →MUNICH – BMW debuted its new “i” sub-brand, which will include the automaker’s new BMW i3, an electric vehicle, and the i8, a plug-in hybrid.
Read More →WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ - The automaker said the engine will arrive in vehicles in 2011, although U.S.-specific model and timing information is yet to be announced.
Read More →WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ - The Ultimate Driving Machine just may boast being the Ultimate Connected Machine with the announcement that AT&T will provide BMW Assist services in future BMW models.
Read More →MUNICH, GERMANY - Though comprehensive automated car control is at least a decade away, BMW engineers are making significant progress in developing safety technology that can take control of a vehicle in the event of a driver's sudden incapacitation, Popular Mechanics reported this month.
Read More →WASHINGTON - BMW of North America is recalling more than 198,300 vehicles because of a potential power assist braking problem. The safety recall affects certain MY 2004-2010 5-Series, MY 2004-2010 6-Series and MY 2002-2008 7-Series vehicles, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported.
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