BMW Technology

BMW’s diesel engines have a new drink of choice, and not a drop of it came from an oil well. The marque has signed an agreement with Italian energy firm Eni to run the BMW diesel cars in its corporate fleet on HVOlution, a renewable diesel brewed entirely from plant …

With the new BMW X5, the BMW Group is rolling its whole-life sustainability playbook onto yet another model in the range. The thinking is simple but far-reaching, tracking the carbon footprint at every stage a car passes through. That means scrutinising the supply chain, the factory floor, the miles on …

BMW drivers have now covered more than 200 million kilometres hands-free using the BMW Highway Assistant. The system slots into daily use across several model ranges, including the 5 Series, 7 Series, iX, X5, X6, X7 and XM, alongside the new BMW iX3. On the motorway, it allows hands-free driving …

Your next BMW or MINI might roll off the line with a helping hand from a humanoid robot. The BMW Group has confirmed it will introduce this advanced technology at its Leipzig plant in eastern Germany from this summer, signalling a fresh chapter in how its cars are assembled. According …

The BMW Group has shifted its engineering ambitions into a higher gear by joining forces with Mistral AI to push artificial intelligence deeper into the world of crash simulation. The partnership is aimed at lifting the quality, accuracy, and speed of complex engineering tasks, and it marks the opening move …