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BMW and MINI are revving up for a strong showing at Company Car in Action 2026, bringing a compelling lineup of electric and performance vehicles to one of the UK’s most important fleet events. Running on 10 and 11 June at the UTAC Millbrook proving ground in Bedfordshire, the event will give fleet decision-makers the chance to get behind the wheel of the groundbreaking new BMW iX3 alongside a broad spread of models from both marques. With corporate fleets increasingly steering towards electrification, this is a prime opportunity for professionals to put the latest hardware through its paces on specialised driving courses.
BMW’s presence will span both battery-electric and plug-in hybrid territory, headlined by the new iX3, the i5 and the flagship M5. MINI will complement the lineup with the Countryman E and the Cooper SE, ensuring that every corner of the electric portfolio is represented. Andrew Jago, general manager at BMW Corporate Sales, highlighted the event as a key touchpoint for the brand, noting that CCIA provides a direct channel to connect with the people who shape fleet buying decisions and to demonstrate the driving dynamics and technological depth that underpin the entire BMW Group range.
The two marques will be part of a 44-strong manufacturer roster confirmed for this year’s event, with more than 300 vehicles available across static displays and dynamic test drives. The list of attending brands reads like a who’s who of the automotive industry, spanning established European heavyweights, ambitious Chinese newcomers and dedicated electric specialists. For fleet managers tasked with building or refreshing their vehicle lists, the breadth of choice on offer compresses months of research into just two action-packed days on track.
CCIA has long served as a proving ground where specification sheets give way to real-world impressions, and the 2026 edition promises to be no different. Brand representatives from every confirmed manufacturer will be on hand to field questions, walk through model specifications and discuss how their latest offerings fit the evolving demands of modern corporate fleets. For BMW and MINI, the event is a chance to reinforce their credentials as serious contenders in the fleet space, backed by a portfolio that now stretches from compact electric hatchbacks to full-size luxury saloons.
Whether you are evaluating your first batch of battery-electric company cars or looking to expand an existing zero-emission fleet, the combination of hands-on driving time and direct access to manufacturer expertise makes CCIA 2026 a date worth circling on the calendar. BMW and MINI will arrive in Bedfordshire with a clear message: their electric and electrified ranges are built not just for the showroom but for the daily demands of corporate motoring.
