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.
Now gearing up for series production of the iX3 in October, Plant Debrecen is BMW's smartest yet, promising cars that made more efficiently and sustainably.
The production of the upcoming BMW iX3 is said to be focused on conserving resources and reducing its environmental footprint.
As part of the 2024 Sustainable Christmas Market, visitors got to see the BMW iX2 up close, and even walked home with potted plants upon finishing a quiz.
BMW Group Asia has announced a donation of EUR 10,000 to the Life Community Services Society, which will benefit around 280 local children.
With its sports sedan silhouette, the concept car is the closest preview we've gotten yet to the Neue Klasse cars that will go into production in 2025.
BMW has announced that it will continue to use recycled methane gas to meet the energy needs of Plant Spartanburg for another eight years.
More than just pushing the envelope of high-tech luxury, BMW's 7-badged luxury models also reach for a new standard of sustainability.
The new BMW Freude.Forever magazine features high quality editorial content regarding facets of modern, sustainable technology and technological progress.
BMW will utilise a unique recycling process to create plastic material from ocean waste, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 25 percent in the process.
A road trip Down Under is an opportunity not just to drive some electric cars, but also to take stock of the push for more sustainable living.
The BMW group emphasises its support for the sustainable production and processing of leather by joining the Leather Working Group.
The upcoming all-electric iX is being manufactured alongside the German automaker's combustion-engined and PHEV models.
The new 22-inch Pirelli P Zero tyre is the world's first to receive the prestigious Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification.
The German car manufacturer announced its intentions to bring down CO2 emissions by over 200 million tonnes in the years leading up to 2030.
The German automobile manufacturer will pilot a small series of the BMW i Hydrogen NEXT from 2022, which is based on the current BMW X5.
The BMW Group is inviting startups from around the world to participate in its Open Call 360 Sustainability Challenge.
A collaboration with BMW i and Designworks sees Austrian professional skydiver Peter Salzmann fulfiling his dream of flying in a most innovative way.
BMW commits to having over seven million vehicles with all-electric or plug-in hybrid drive systems by the year 2030.
BMW Group reaffirms outlook for 2020 as they remain committed on course towards achieving their plans for the full year.