BMW Sets Multiple Milestones in 2025 — From Production Records to Sustainable Tech and Racing Lineups

1. BMW Finalises 2026 GT4 & GT3 Driver Lineups
BMW M Motorsport has confirmed its driver roster for the 2026 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and FIA World Endurance Championship with the M4 GT3 EVO and GT4 entries — a big boost for the brand’s global motorsport ambitions. BimmerLife

2. Price Hike Coming for New BMW Cars in the U.S.
BMW will increase prices on most models in the U.S. beginning January 1, 2026 — buyers could pay up to $1,500 more for new vehicles as part of a small but noteworthy adjustment. BMW BLOG

3. New Battery Recycling Centre Opens in Bavaria
BMW Group has launched a new Cell Recycling Competence Center in Lower Bavaria, strengthening its commitment to sustainable EV production and closed-loop battery technology. Automotive World

4. BMW Regensburg Plant Sets 2025 Production Record
The BMW facility in Regensburg already surpassed 2024 production figures — a clear sign of strong manufacturing performance ahead of year-end. BMW BLOG

5. Insider Look at the New Electric iX3 “Neue Klasse”
BMW’s product team sheds light on the upcoming iX3 Neue Klasse EV platform, revealing insights into suspension, tech, and future electric strategy. Tarmac Life

6. Major Changes in BMW Motorrad Lineup
BMW Motorrad confirms a shift to a 450cc twin-cylinder engine platform, replacing the existing G310 series — a significant evolution in its small-displacement motorcycle range. Cartoq

7. BMW Patents Speedtop Concept in India
BMW has patented its intriguing Speedtop concept car design in India, following its showcase at the 2025 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este — hinting at possible future exclusives. CarWale