Cars are expected to do more than ever before. In Bangkok, BMW's new iX3 showed how the brand is approaching the demands of everyday electric mobility.
Special edition MINI Cooper marks 25 years of modern MINI production in Oxford with a Union Jack-inspired design package.
The iX3 was one of the first to undergo the revised Euro NCAP test protocols introduced in 2026 and scored well in crash tests and safe driving evaluations.
Chassis and aero upgrades helped the BMW M2 post a 7:25.068 Nurburgring lap time.
BMW is marking 40 years of the M3 at Goodwood with a full-generation parade, historic race cars and the M Concept Neue Klasse.
New styling and tech aside, the X5 delivers on BMW’s technology-open approach like no other BMW before, with a hydrogen variant to launch by 2028.
BMW's aim is to further optimise the entire vehicle lifecycle and minimise its carbon footprint, with a focus on renewable energy and secondary materials.
The approved fitment, GitiSynergy H3, was specifically engineered for BMW Group and offers low rolling resistance and reduced noise levels, among others.
The X5 will be the first BMW production model to offer a choice of five different drive system technologies.
The BMW iX3 impresses with its all-round competency, refreshing new exterior design, and spacious cabin.