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BMW hasn’t even started deliveries of the 2026 iX3, and the electric crossover is already winning awards. To be fair, journalists often have early access to unreleased vehicles, allowing them to evaluate products well before they reach the market. Case in point, Top Gear has already sampled the “NA5” ahead of next spring, when shipments […]

It’s safe to say this has been a lucrative week for BMW Belux. With 723 vehicles shipped to a single client, it marks the largest delivery in the local company’s history. PwC Belgium took delivery of the new cars, none of which have a combustion engine. The handover event alone included 423 BMW iX1 electric

Gesture Control never arrived quietly. BMW introduced it in 2015 on the then-new G11 7 Series, framing it as the next step in keeping a driver’s eyes on the road and hands free of extra motions. On paper, that logic made sense: instead of reaching for a button or searching for a dial, you’d make

Before the Veyron made history. Before it was a record-breaker, the Bugatti Veyron was just a dream that seemed too ambitious even for Bugatti. Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Karl Piëch imagined a car that could do everything from outpace anything on a track to delivering a comfortable ride to its passengers. It was designed to be

The cheapest entry ticket into the BMW Group world is the MINI Cooper C. It starts at €28,150 in Germany, where the most affordable BMW is the base 1 Series at €33,600. Much like Bavaria’s entry-level hatch, Oxford’s base car is highly customizable with numerous personalization options. A new set of photos from the busy

Rev up your holiday season with help from Lamborghini. This holiday season, Automobili Lamborghini brings its Italian flair to gift-giving, offering a collection of collabs that celebrate design, performance, and creativity without feeling like a catalog. For younger fans or those young at heart, the LEGO build sets hit a sweet spot, with Speed Champions

There are special BMWs, and then there’s the 3.0 CSL. It builds on an already healthy foundation, the M4 CSL, while swapping the automatic transmission for a six-speed manual. It also uses an upgraded S58 engine with an extra 10 hp, bringing the total to 553 hp. That makes it the most powerful road-going inline-six

BMW fans in Japan are known to be a particularly devoted community. Sporty M models, in particular, are often tuned, and there’s no more renowned destination for this than Studie AG in Yokohama. Owner Bob Suzuki is a legend in Asia, and not just when it comes to tuning BMWs. Bob Suzuki: The Man Behind

Split headlights — currently offered on some of BMW’s most exclusive models, like the 7 Series and X7 — are nothing short of polarizing. Some people love them, some people hate them. Regardless of how you feel about them, the design is clearly having a moment. The Genesis G80, several Audi models, and even down-market

The Z4 is not long for this world, but before it bows out, BMW is giving it a proper sendoff. While the Final Edition is limited to the pricey $78,675 M40i in the United States, Europeans get a wider selection. The sporty roadster can also be ordered in the more attainable sDrive20i and sDrive30i trims