BMW Models

The BMW M3 CS Touring redefines what a family car can be, merging racetrack ferocity with everyday versatility. This high-octane wagon isn’t just about hauling groceries or kids—it’s engineered to dominate winding roads while offering the practicality of a spacious rear cargo area. With its aggressive stance and track-ready upgrades, …

BMW is taking a unique approach to electrifying its larger SUVs by retaining the CLAR platform rather than adopting the Neue Klasse architecture. While the latter is designed for an all-electric future, BMW has determined that modifying it for larger combustion-based models would be too costly and inefficient. Instead, upcoming …

The BMW M3 CS Touring debuts as a high-performance wagon merging racetrack prowess with everyday adaptability. Set for its global reveal at Australia’s iconic Mount Panorama Circuit during the 2025 Bathurst 12 Hour, this limited-production model balances blistering speed with practical cargo space. Its 3.0-litre inline-six engine, enhanced with motorsport-derived …

The BMW M135 has received a fresh design and powertrain upgrades, making it a strong contender in the hot hatch segment. While BMW’s M division is known for its rear-wheel-drive performance cars, the M135 embraces a front-biased all-wheel-drive setup that still delivers excitement. The latest model, now designated F70, refines …

BMW is rolling out many updates in spring 2025, enhancing performance, efficiency, and technology across its lineup. The all-electric BMW i5 benefits from improved energy management, incorporating silicon carbide semiconductor components and low-rolling-resistance tyres, boosting range by up to 47 km. Additionally, all BMW 5 Series models now come standard …