[Actualité] Groupe BMW

Connect+ a écrit:S'abonner c'est, je cite, "soutenir le journalisme d’investigation et une rédaction indépendante de plus de 400 journalistes"  

BMW a écrit:
To compensate for the increasing volume of upfront expenditure needed to drive the mobility of the future,
the BMW Group is enhancing its business performance by comprehensively rolling out an array of new models.
In the upper luxury class, for instance, the new BMW 8 Series (both the Coupé and the Convertible) and the new
BMW X7 have already made their debut. The fully revamped BMW 7 Series is on its way to dealerships and will be
flanked by the launch of the BMW 8 Series Gran Coupé in the further course of this year. The Group's next step
will be to significantly rejuvenate and expand its range in the compact class. With this aim in mind, the next
generation BMW 1 Series will be launched in autumn 2019 and the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupé, a new and highly
emotive model, will be added to the compact segment in spring 2020 with a view to attracting new customers.

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At the beginning of March, the new plug-in hybrid versions of the BMW 3 Series, BMW 7 Series, BMW X5 and BMW X3,
which now come with extended electric range, were showcased at the Geneva Motor Show. By the end of next year,
the BMW Group will have more than ten new or revised models equipped with fourth-generation electric drivetrain
technology ("Gen 4") on the roads.

By the end of 2019, these will include the all-electric MINI Electric manufactured at the Oxford plant and, from 2020,
the BMW iX3, which will be produced for the world market in Shenyang, China. Together with the pioneering BMW i3,
the BMW i4 and the BMW iNEXT, the Group will have five all-electric models on the market by 2021 and the number
is scheduled to rise to at least twelve models by 2025. Including the rapidly growing range of plug-in hybrids, the
BMW Group’s product portfolio will then comprise at least 25 electrified models.

DiO' (o\\\ ! /o) 'QuE a écrit:Avec un peu de retard
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Connect+ a écrit:On apprend aujourd'hui que le PDG de BMW Harald Krüger a été poussé vers la sortie. Les arguments invoqués sont le retard du groupe sur l'électrification et la perte du leadership face à Mercedes... Selon certaines sources internes, Oliver Hipse devrait le remplacer (dès le printemps 2020 donc).

908LM a écrit:C'est le bordel pour partir de l'Europe car a la base ce n'est pas prévu,mais sur le long terme les anglais vont étre gagnants car leurs lois vont étre bien adapté..

205gentry a écrit:Au moins ressemble t elle à une (vraie) Mini!!!