Core Viewpoint - BMW Group aims to deliver 2,463,715 vehicles globally in 2025, representing a 0.5% year-on-year increase, with electric vehicle deliveries reaching 642,087 units, up 8.3% [1][2][3] Group 1: BMW Group Performance - In Q4 2025, BMW Group delivered 667,981 vehicles, a decrease of 4.1% compared to the previous year [2] - Year-to-date (YTD) deliveries for BMW Group reached 2,463,715 units, reflecting a 0.5% increase [2] - The breakdown of deliveries includes: - BMW: 584,379 units (-5.2% YoY) - MINI: 82,038 units (+4.9% YoY) - BMW Group electrified vehicles: 171,800 units (-6.6% YoY) [2] Group 2: Regional Sales Analysis - In Q4 2025, regional sales were as follows: - Europe: 278,715 units (+4.0% YoY) - Asia: 227,148 units (-13.2% YoY), with China at 160,556 units (-15.9% YoY) - Americas: 145,127 units (-3.5% YoY) [4] - YTD sales in China were 625,527 units, down 12.5% [4] Group 3: Challenges in the Chinese Market - The decline in BMW's sales in China is attributed to competition from high-end and traditional luxury brands, as well as the inability of its electric vehicle lineup to keep pace with local brands [5] - BMW's strategy includes actively developing the electric vehicle supply chain in China and enhancing product offerings through partnerships and high-end branding [5]
今日新闻丨宝马集团2025年全球交付246.3万台，同比增长0.5%！保时捷Taycan、宾利添越插混版召回！
电动车公社·2026-01-09 16:05