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BMW plans to release 40 new or updated models with slick software, high-performance computers, and radically different design cues. Bloomberg's Stefan Nicola explains why this is a swing at Tesla on "Bloomberg Tech.

BMW Chief Executive Officer Oliver Zipse discusses the new all-eclectic SUV called the iX3. "This will be the benchmark of the industry," he tells Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie.

Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft (OTC:BMWKY) Q2 2025 Earnings Q&A Conference July 31, 2025 4:15 AM ET Company Participants Maximilian Schöberl - Head of Corporate & Governmental Affairs Oliver Zipse - Chairman of the Board of Management & CEO Walter Mertl - Corporate Participant Member of Management Board of Finance - Corporate Participant Conference Call Participants Adrian Yanoshik - Redburn (Europe) Limited, Research Division Horst Schneider - BofA Securities, Research Division José Maria Asumendi - JPMorgan Chase & Co, Research Division Michael Punzet - DZ Bank AG, Research Division Michael John Tyndall - HSBC Global Investment Research Patrick Hummel - UBS Investment Bank, Research Division Samuel Perry - BNP Paribas Exane, Research Division Stephen Michael Reitman - Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., LLC.

German carmaker BMW maintained its full-year guidance on Thursday, holding strong against the threat of U.S. tariffs as the company's strong manufacturing presence in the country gives it an edge on competitors.

Auto tariffs are lower for Japan and the EU. Now Ford and GM await a U.S. deal with Mexico and South Korea.

BMW Group announced on Tuesday that it would join hands with Chinese autonomous driving firm Momenta to develop advanced driving assistance technology specifically for the China market.

BMW's CEO said on Friday he was optimistic that the European Union and the United States would soon reach a "manageable" agreement on auto import tariffs, potentially including a mechanism to offset imports with exports.

Shares in BMW climbed on Thursday after the German automaker held a well-received pre-close earnings call.

German carmaker BMW reported a slight increase in second-quarter deliveries on Thursday, as growing demand in Europe offset a slump in China.

BMW is deeply undervalued, offering a compelling 15% annualized return to 2027E, with a well-covered 5-6% yield and strong fundamentals. The company leads legacy peers in EV penetration, boasts superior margins, and demonstrates operational flexibility through its multi-powertrain production lines. Risks include China exposure and competition in entry-level premium segments, but BMW's execution, cost control, and brand strength mitigate these concerns.