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When BMW first revealed the Neue Klasse, it promised more than just a new generation of electric cars. It pitched a complete rethinking of how vehicles should be developed, manufactured, and recycled in the face of real climate pressure. The new BMW iX3, set to begin production in November 2025, is the first vehicle to […]

We’re saying goodbye to one of the most talented car designers, and it’s not just because he penned a couple of our favorite BMWs. The legendary Ercole Spada has left us at the age of 88, leaving behind a remarkable legacy. The Italian designer responsible for the 7 Series E32 and 5 Series E34 passed

Whether it’s gasoline, diesel, or electric, all cars are bad for the environment. That’s an undeniable fact. However, automakers are increasingly prioritizing efforts to make their vehicles less damaging to our already fragile planet. Decarbonization isn’t just about convincing people to ditch their combustion engines for EVs. It’s also about sustainability. And sustainability has become

It’s safe to say there’s no shortage of special editions from the BMW Group. The latest in a long string of limited-run cars celebrates 66 years since the original Mini came out. Available in Singapore, the MINI 66 Collection is based on the John Cooper Works and offered with both drivetrains. Customers can order the

Let’s be honest for a moment. It’s difficult for a car manufacturer to get people enthused about a new electric crossover. After all, the segment is already crowded, so an umpteenth model typically doesn’t draw much attention. However, there are exceptions. The new iX3 (NA5) is more than just a follow-up to the aging G08.

The BMW Speedtop isn’t as exclusive as last year’s Skytop. While the M8-based convertible was limited to 50 units, its shooting brake follow-up is capped at 70 cars. The targa beauty enjoyed a “hugely positive response” following its debut last year at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este. Similarly, BMW now says the two-door wagon was

When BMW launched the first-generation X1 in 2009, it didn’t make many friends. It wasn’t sleek. It wasn’t low. And it certainly wasn’t pretty. In fact, to much of the BMW faithful, the E84 X1 was a bit of a monstrosity. Here was a brand known for sport sedans and elegant touring wagons offering up

From day one, the BMW Group has opposed the European Union’s still-shocking decision to outlaw sales of new combustion engine cars starting in 2035. While not an outright ICE ban, the requirement to reduce emissions to zero effectively amounts to one. Unless the carbon-neutral fuel industry catches up or hydrogen-burning engines gain traction, the EU

BMW has been making sixth-generation electric motors at the Steyr plant since last September. However, those Gen6 “electric engines,” as the company calls them, have been part of a pre-series phase. Now, the actual hardware that will power future EVs has entered series production at the plant in Austria. The first application will be in

MINI is doubling down on its electric push with the introduction of two new special editions: the Cooper Electric Monochrome and the Aceman Monochrome. MINI says that these fixed-specification models strip back the color and complexity in favor of a cleaner, more mature aesthetic—while packing in more standard equipment than ever before. But of course,