BMW CEO Oliver Zipse asserts his company's cautious EV strategy is succeeding as rivals scale back ambitious targets. Zipse ...

Donald Trump’s threat to impose a 50 per cent tariff on all exports from the EU would deliver a hammer blow to key ...

Analysts at Bernstein had estimated that German automakers could face combined tariff-related costs of between $2bn and $4bn ...

The German brand has long believed that a wide range of powertrain technologies is needed, and during its annual meeting last week, boss Oliver Zipse doubled down on this approach. As such ...

BMW is pushing back strongly against what it sees as overzealous electric vehicle (EV) mandates, stressing the continued ...

BMW Group urged regulatory flexibility in the EV shift during its Q1 2025 earnings call. CEO Oliver Zipse warned at the annual shareholder meeting that technology-biased rules may restrict supply and ...

BMW's first-quarter earnings plunged 23% this year. And that was before U.S. auto tariffs went into effect. One of the only bright spots came from the company's EV business, which saw a 32% ...

BMW is not having a good time ... but we don’t believe in technically one-sided regulations that limit supply," CEO Oliver Zipse said during last week's annual shareholder meeting.

As the global automotive industry undergoes a seismic shift towards cleaner transportation, BMW's measured and flexible ...

[Photo/Agencies] BMW is confident in China's economic prospects and intends to scale up its investment in the country, said Oliver Zipse, chairman of the board of management of the German car group.