The first of BMW's Neue Klasse models - the iX3 - has launched here in Singapore featuring new battery tech and a new cabin.
The iX3 now sets the tone for all future BMWs - combustion-powered and electric models alike - while boasting massive leaps in tech and electric efficiency.
Refreshed styling aside, the facelifted iX xDrive45 is quicker than before, and gets a larger battery that gives it an impressive WLTP-rated range of 602km.
Fresh styling aside, all variants can now go further and quicker, with the new entry-level xDrive45 boasting a peak output of 300kW and over 600km of range.
The event broke its previous records, with over 160 vehicles showcased, the highest number in its history, and drew over 34,000 attendees in four days.
A facelift of the iX - BMW's all-electric tech flagship - is on its way, and will likely pair a few styling tweaks with gains in efficiency and power.
Feel like the new X3 needs a bit more visual bling? Neither did we, but BMW is now offering is offering the SUV with these added parts anyway.
The BMW X3 lineup is now being led by a new M50 xDrive, and now runs the firm's Operating System 9 in its cabin.
BMW has revealed that the fourth generation X3 is already getting its final chassis tuning at the BMW Group test centre in Miramas, France.
The BMW X5 Protection VR6 makes use of high-strength steel and safety glass to offer protection from explosives and ballistics.
Both the BMW X5 and BMW X6 get a redesigned front and rear, alongside BMW's Curved Display in the cabin.
The BMW XM Label Red has had its 4.4-litre plug-in hybrid drivetrain massaged to deliver a total of 738bhp and 1,000Nm of torque.
As BMW's most powerful full-production car yet, the XM's electric motor and twin-turbo V8 combine for a maximum output of a whopping 644bhp and 800Nm of torque.
A total of 15 examples of the all-electric BMW iX will be supporting the event this weekend at the Laguna National Golf Resort Club.
Mild hybridisation has reached the original Sports Activity Vehicle/Coupe duo, which boast sharper styling and interior and tech updates. Await an April launch!
The manufacture of the BMW iX5 Hydrogen has started at the German brand's Research and Innovation Centre's pilot plant in Munich.
BMW has announced that it has started production of the XM in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where the X5, X6 and X7 are built.
BMW has launched the new X1, which charms with an angular and bold design, and above all, a powertrain that falls within the Cat A COE limitations.
The new BMW X1 looks set to arrive here with a 120bhp engine, making it eligible to be registered here with a Cat A COE.
BMW has announced fresh powertrain figures and given us an approximate reveal date for the XM as the car enters the final stages of development testing.