Even as BMW gears up production for its Neue Klasse electric vehicles, it is maintaining a highly flexible, mixed powertrain approach across its production network.
The launch of the Neue Klasse is more than just a new vehicle architecture, it marks the start of an important new era for BMW. And it’s not the first such defining event…
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As Stellantis’ Ellesmere Port plant welcomes new Plant Director Fernando Andreu, and adds production of medium-sized battery electric vans.
North American automakers are reviving hybrid vehicles, once seen as mere stopgaps, as a pragmatic bridge between petrol power and full electrification.
Weak EV demand, critical mineral supply challenges and tariff-driven market uncertainty keeps hybrid vehicles in the big picture for production investments.
