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BMW achieved record U.S. sales in 2025, driven by strong demand for plug-in hybrids. EV sales fell sharply, especially in Q4, as tax credits ended, prompting BMW to lean on PHEVs and prepare for the iX3 launch.

BMW EVs can now charge at Tesla Superchargers using a NACS adapter, with varying compatibility across the i4, i5, i7, and iX. Some models need software updates, while native NACS ports debut in 2026.

BMW names Milan Nedeljković as its new CEO as the company enters a crucial EV transition. With the Neue Klasse platform, rising Chinese competition, and shifting trade policies ahead, his leadership will shape BMW’s future direction.

BMW is exploring gas engine range extenders for large EVs such as the i7 and upcoming iX5. The potential shift targets customers seeking long-distance convenience and aims to boost competitiveness in China’s growing EREV market.

The 2026 BMW i4 brings major upgrades in range, efficiency, and performance. A new silicon carbide inverter boosts the eDrive40 to over 300 miles, while the new 593-hp i4 M60 replaces the M50, offering faster acceleration, better range, and smarter charging tech.

The all-new BMW iX3 is off to a strong start, with over 3,000 orders in six weeks. Built on BMW’s Neue Klasse platform, it boasts a 500-mile range, dual-motor powertrain, and premium interior. Deliveries begin in 2026, marking BMW’s bold next step in electrification.