BMW’s Spartanburg plant opens a $200M press shop, introduces new X3, and announces all-electric vehicle production by 2026
Marking a significant milestone in its 30-year history, BMW Manufacturing has inaugurated its first North American press shop at the Spartanburg plant in South Carolina. The innovative facility represents a $200 million investment and is set to create over 200 new jobs. The press shop will produce key body components for the new BMW X3, which was also unveiled at the ceremony.
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