BMW Group is contributing to the acceleration of the “electromobility revolution” and supporting a more sustainable approach to private transportation globally and here in Australia, with strong commitments at every stage of the vehicle life cycle.
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Car maker’s ambitious sustainability plan puts it ahead of the pack
Luxury car maker BMW celebrated world Earth Day by recording exponential sales growth figures for its electrified models.
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Increasing appetite for EVs fuels sales growth
The sales growth of BMW Group battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids is reflecting the growing increase in the appetite for the vehicles in Australia.
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Becoming the greenest car brand in the world
Ten sustainability initiatives that make BMW the greenest car brand in the world.
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Ten questions with Graham Cree, BMW Corporate Sales Manager Government & Rental
Graham Cree chats to GN about what government fleet operators should be looking for in an EV.
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