BMW Group Surpasses 1 Million Cumulative Sales of Electrified Models

The 1 Millionth Electrified Model is the BMW iX
"2 Million Electrified Models to be Delivered by 2025"

[Asia Economy Reporter Ki-min Lee] BMW Group announced on the 15th that its cumulative sales of electrified models, including recent pure electric vehicle models, have surpassed 1 million units.

The 1 millionth electrified model of BMW Group is the BMW iX vehicle delivered to a customer on the 6th (local time) at the BMW Welt in Munich, Germany.

Last month, BMW Group introduced its core pure electric models, the BMW iX, i4, and iX3, to the global market, all of which have recorded high order volumes under strong customer response worldwide.

Next year, BMW Group plans to strengthen its leadership in electric mobility by launching pure electric models of the BMW 7 Series and X1, and in 2023, the popular 5 Series will be introduced.

MINI will also play an innovative role as an ideal urban electric mobility brand. In 2023, MINI plans to launch a pure electric version of the successor to the MINI Countryman, and from the early 2030s, it aims to become a brand that sells only pure electric vehicles.

Through this, BMW Group plans to offer at least one pure electric model in about 90% of the segments it currently sells by 2023, and to sell a total of 10 million pure electric vehicles over the next decade.

Peter Nota, Head of Brand and Sales at BMW Group, said, "By delivering the 1 millionth electrified model, BMW Group has set a new milestone in the premium mobility market," adding, "We plan to deliver about 2 million pure electric vehicles to customers by 2025, and expect that more than half of BMW Group vehicles sold by 2030 will be pure electric models."

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