To the extent that historical press releases reference BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC as the manufacturer of certain X model vehicles, the referenced vehicles are manufactured in South Carolina with a combination of U.S. origin and imported parts and components.
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Woodcliff Lake, NJ – June 2, 2017... The BMW Group has a long-standing and unwavering commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This applies to our production operations as well as to continuous improvements in fuel economy and the reduction of emissions from our vehicles. Protecting the environment and economic prosperity must go hand-in-hand in the future.
The BMW Group has a long-standing and unwavering commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This applies to our production operations as well as to continuous improvements in fuel economy and the reduction of emissions from our vehicles. Protecting the environment and economic prosperity must go hand-in-hand in the future.
As a business player, the BMW Group has over many years engaged in the international business and policy dialogue leading up to the Paris Agreement. The BMW Group welcomed the conclusion of the Paris Climate Agreement.
Despite challenges and disappointments, there is no doubt, combatting global warming requires the collaboration of all players at a global level – national, regional as well as government and private sector.
As in the past, the BMW Group will continue to work at an international level - including with US stakeholders - to facilitate the reduction of greenhouse gases and address global warming.
The BMW Group commitment to sustainability, to our customers and to the markets we serve around the world will not change.
For any business, growth is a measure of success. Growth is hardly guaranteed, however, all businesses can ebb and flow on the strength of its internal decision-making, or forces beyond its control.
In its first decade, BMW of North America experienced tremendous growth. Sales doubled within the new company’s first five years, thanks in large part to the popularity of the first-generation 3 Series that debuted in 1976. Along with increased sales came an increase in personnel. By the early 1980s, BMW of North America had outgrown the buildings it had leased from Hoffman Motors as part of the settlement by which it secured the right to sell and ...
Statement Walter Mertl, Member of the Board of Management of BMW AG, Finance, Annual Conference 2025
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