Currently, BMW has officially stopped producing engines in Germany.It is reported that,BMW's Munich plant in Germany will undergo a comprehensive electrification transformation and produce a series of new electric models.The 1,200 employees currently employed at the plant will be retrained and deployed to other positions or different BMW plants. However, BMW fans don’t need to worry;Just because BMW stopped producing internal combustion engines in Germany does not mean that BMW will no longer sell fuel vehicles.
In fact, BMW announced as early as November 2020 that it would transfer the production of 8-cylinder and 12-cylinder engines from Munich to the Harmshall plant in the UK, and produce smaller-displacement engines in Steyr, Austria.
Previously, BMW's new generation concept car made its world premiere. Officials said: It is not just a car, but also redefines BMW's future.
BMW said: The BMW New Generation Concept Car integrates our innovative capabilities in the core areas of electrification, digitalization and circular sustainability.
at present,Mass-produced new-generation models will be launched one after another starting in 2025. These models will present the travel vision for the next ten years to consumers in two years’ time.The BMW Group will also enter a new stage of development with the launch of these models.