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Like the gas-powered 2026 BMW 7 Series the BMW i7 is very much based on, there’s not much changing for BMW’s electron-fueled range topper, the i7 during its third model year. Although next year’s i7 should see more widespread changes that accompany the model for its LCI (Life Cycle Impulse, what BMW calls its mid-lifecycle […]

BMW regularly launches special editions in South Korea, where these cars can be ordered exclusively online. However, it’s taking a different approach for its latest batch of limited-run vehicles. These were customized by fans who participated in the “Create Your Own BMW Edition” contest held back in May, and the designs with the most votes

BMW put its best foot forward at the Japan Mobility Show by displaying the M2 CS in Individual Velvet Blue. We’re now learning the hottest G87 is heading to the 2026 Tokyo Auto Salon. It’ll be one of several cars decked out with M Performance Parts. Indeed, the M3 and M5 Touring will share the

MINI built its reputation on attitude, not excess — a scrappy, small-car swagger that turned ordinary commutes into tiny adventures. But as the brand grows up and sizes up, a bigger question looms: what does “fun to drive” look like for a MINI in 2025 and beyond? The brand’s “go-kart” dynamics were once a charming

Subaru finished first in Consumer Reports’ 2025 Auto Brand Report Card, outscoring heavy hitters like Toyota, Honda, Porsche — and BMW. On the surface, this looks like a straightforward upset: a mainstream brand taking the crown over luxury manufacturers. But there’s a second story inside the data, and BMW sits right at the center of

If BMW had to choose an image to illustrate what “less is more” means, it would probably be the iX3’s cabin. Ever since iDrive 8 debuted with the iX four years ago, the company has been stripping back dashboards by gradually removing physical controls. The second-generation iX3 goes a step further by eliminating the rotary

It’s been a year since we uncovered the story of how BMW almost green-lit an electric supercar. “Almost” is the key word because the higher-ups in Munich ultimately refused to give their stamp of approval. That’s despite the project having gained traction within the company. Although a project team was established and a clay model

The McLaren F1 is inextricably tied to BMW. One of the most legendary road cars in history uses a BMW-sourced S70/2 V12 engine that delivers equally legendary performance, developing 618 horsepower, screaming to 7,500 rpm, and allowing the machine to hit a top speed in excess of 240 mph. Keeping the power plant running in

Concept cars are cool. Even if you aren’t a particularly automotive-brained individual, there’s usually something you can take away from them. Whether it’s an aesthetic or different way of looking at vehicles, the ideas behind concept cars are arguably more important than the cars themselves. Traditionally, BMW’s concepts leave us starstruck, usually by way of

In our review of the new iX3, we noted that some features we’d expect aren’t available at launch. For a luxury car, not having heated rear seats is a surprising miss. However, BMW will fix that in only a few months. Starting in March 2026, electric SUVs rolling off the Debrecen assembly line will warm