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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.

German carmakers BMW , Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen are in talks with the U.S. Department of Commerce on a tariff deal that would involve a mechanism to offset imports and exports, the Handelsblatt business daily reported on Wednesday.

The luxury-car maker said the buyback is scheduled to start in May and will last no later than April 30, 2027.

Bayerische Motoren Werke Aktiengesellschaft (OTC:BMWKY) Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript May 7, 2025 4:15 AM ET Company Participants Oliver Zipse - Chief Executive Officer Walter Mertl - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Patrick Hummel - UBS Stephen Reitman - Bernstein Jose Asumendi - JPMorgan Tim Rokossa - Deutsche Bank Philippe Houchois - Jefferies Horst Schneider - Bank of America Michael Tyndall - HSBC Adrian Yanoshik - Redburn Atlantic Unidentified Company Representative Back to our quarterly earnings call. Our CEO, Oliver Zipse, and our CFO, Walter Mertl, are also back in the room with me.

While major carmakers scramble to adjust their outlooks in the face of rising trade tensions, BMW AG (ETR:BMW) is holding its course. The German manufacturer has kept its profit forecast for the year unchanged, even as first-quarter earnings fell by 25% and it faced mounting pressure from tariffs and a slowing Chinese market.

German premium carmaker BMW on Wednesday confirmed its 2025 outlook, saying it expected some of the tariffs that have been imposed on vehicle imports to decline from July in one of the more optimistic views on the industry's prospects.