BMW Models

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 …

BMW is gearing up to introduce an even fiercer version of its high-performance wagon, the BMW M3 CS Touring. Following in the footsteps of the M3 CS sedan and M4 CS coupe, this latest addition to the lineup is expected to push the boundaries of speed and agility for long-roof …