Introduced as a 2023 model, the BMW XM is a luxury SUV that is nearly the size of the three-row, seven-passenger X7, but only reserves space for only five occupants. It is also a sign of the times ...

The BMW XM is a five ... its style-focused design prioritizes looks over interior space. It’s also exceedingly expensive and not very efficient for a PHEV. Even so, the XM’s ostentatious ...

The look still won't be for everyone, but it's not bad at all.

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BMW’s Neue Klasse iX3 debuts later this year, bringing new technology and a novel design language that’ll inform the look of every BMW for the next decade. The iX3 will also deliver a ...

BMW’s globally recognized brand will continue to command pricing power for its electric vehicle ranges despite increasing market fragmentation from the rise of digital forward BEV auto OEMs. BMW ...

Love it or hate it, the CE 02’s design is undeniably catchy. Neither a bike nor a scooter, BMW dubs it an “e-parkourer” meant for fun, short-distance commuting. Practicality, however ...

The Design Suite and Loft options line the interior with grey and coloured fabrics that lift the ambience. The BMW iX has been designed from the ground up to be an electric vehicle (unlike the ...

Historically, BMW coupés have simply been swoopier, less practical versions of their saloon car counterparts. Not any more – the BMW 4 Series is a rakish model in its own right. Sure ...

It’s the second generation version of BMW’s compact four-door coupe, redesigned and reworked for additional presence and performance. There’s also a greater emphasis on digitalisation with ...

Contemporary sweat baths reflect the country’s architectural past — and propose a future in which simple, sustainable buildings can still be sublime. By Michael Snyder and Luana Rigolli The ...