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.

The partnership between BMW and Solid Power brings ASSB technology to the road for the first time – thanks to BMW’s battery expertise and innovation-driven strategy.

BMW launches hydrogen fuel-cell truck pilots under the H2Haul project, supporting zero-emission logistics with new refuelling stations and partners.

The "Heart of Joy" integrates drivetrain and driving dynamics in a powerful unit, tested in the high-performance BMW Vision Driving Experience rig for ultimate endurance.

The world's largest and quietest wind tunnel supports the development of electric mobility by building prototypes for high-voltage batteries and motors with inverters.

Apart from developing next generation fuel cell technology, both companies are promoting hydrogen infrastructure development.

The UK’s first “motionless” wind energy system has been installed on the roof of BMW Group’s Oxford Plant.

17,000 users will be working globally on a virtual twin of a vehicle that can be configured for the variants of each model with consistent data in real time.

Highly automated driving as a new option for customers in Germany. For the first time, the vehicle takes over the task of driving in full – including in the dark.