US EditionBMW M Launching 30 Cars in 30 Months, But CEO Says Manual Is on Life Support: TDS
BMW M will launch about 30 new models by 2029 including gas, hybrid, and electric, while manual transmissions may disappear after 2030, BMW M boss said.
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BMW M has announced that it is working on around 30 new models to be launched in the next two and a half years, including the M3, iX3 M, M5 and M5 Touring, as well as M and M Performance versions of the X5, X6, X7 and 7 series. BMW M CEO Frank van Meel said that electric models, such as the i4 M60, are in high demand in countries where taxes on high-performance petrol-engined vehicles are high. He stressed that the new electric i3 M model offers…
BMW M does not intend to lift its foot. After BMW's announcement of a vast product plan – more than 40 new or restyled models by 2027 – the sports industry in turn confirms a massive offensive. M3 electric, SUV M and 7-Series muscular In an interview given to CarSales, its boss Frank van Meel revealed that nearly 30 new M and M Performance models will be launched over the next two and a half years. A consistent figure, which includes both comple…
BMW M Launching 30 Cars By 2029. We Try To Name Them All
With 213,457 cars delivered in 2025, BMW M extended its record sales streak to 14 consecutive years. How does the “world’s most powerful letter” plan to keep that momentum going? By launching a product onslaught, with a whopping 30 models due by 2029. As you can imagine, not all of them will be full-fat M cars. Instead, a sizeable portion of these new arrivals will carry M Performance branding. This model offensive, rolled out over a relatively …
The motto 'Save the Manuals' may be more necessary than ever before to the future BMW M and M Performance cars. Adding M and M Performance models, BMW is going to completely renew its range in the coming years, but the CEO of the sports division, Frank van Meel, assures something worrying for the most purists. BMW is preparing a bestial offensive, with up to 30 new models that it plans to take out from its BMW M division for high performance car…
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