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BMW Motorrad CEO Markus Flasch says the M 1000 RS, a 218-horsepower naked bike with the engine of the M 1000 RR superbike, is the world’s most powerful hyper naked, and only 1,000 will be built

BMW revealed the motorcycle on November 3 at the EICMA show in Milan. It will reach dealers from March 2027, with a retail price of €40,000 in Germany, including 19% VAT. In the UK, the price is £36,220, according to Motorcycle News and Visordown. MCN…

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2027 Subaru BRZ

The Subaru BRZ has always been a throwback in the best way: a small, rear-drive sports car built around balance, feedback, and affordability. For 2027, it stays true to that purpose with modest tech and safety updates rather than a major…

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BMW started out building aircraft engines in Munich in 1916, which explains the blue-and-white roundel that many still mistake for a spinning propeller, and it has been obsessed with engines ever since. Motorcycles came first, then cars, but the company's modern identity was born in 1962 with the Neue Klasse sedans, which saved a near-bankrupt BMW and established the template of compact, sporty, rear-drive sedans that made the brand famous. The 2002 and the first 3 Series followed, and the Ultimate Driving Machine slogan made the promise explicit.

The M division, founded in 1972, turned that promise into legend with the M3 and M5, while silky straight-six engines became a BMW signature. Over the decades the company added SUVs it calls Sports Activity Vehicles, most of them built at its huge plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina, and acquired Mini and Rolls-Royce. Critics have spent years arguing about its design choices, from the controversial Bangle era to the giant kidney grilles of recent models, and about whether modern BMWs still steer as sweetly as the old ones.

The current chapter is its most ambitious in decades. BMW has revived the Neue Klasse name for a new generation of electric cars, starting with the iX3 and the electric i3 sedan, built around a new electrical architecture and fresh design language that is spreading to its gas models as well. Unlike some rivals, it has kept faith with a mix of combustion, plug-in hybrid and electric power, and it plans a production hydrogen fuel-cell model.

The lineup now runs from the 1, 2 and 3 Series to the 7 Series and from the X1 to the X7, plus the M cars and the i electric family. BMW's sales are spread across Europe, China and the United States, so a tariff in Washington or a price war in Shanghai can matter as much to its fortunes as a new model launch, and the company's results are closely watched as a barometer for the whole German industry. This page follows reveals, first drives, recalls, sales results, strategy moves and the never-ending grille debate.

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The Ultimate Driving Machine company, from the 2002 and the M3 to the Neue Klasse EVs, the hydrogen X5 and those famously divisive grilles.

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3 Series The sport sedan every rival has chased since 1975, now in a bold new generation that sits beside its electric twin, the Neue Klasse i3.
5 Series BMW's executive sedan since 1972, now offered with gas, plug-in hybrid and fully electric i5 power, plus a Touring wagon and long-wheelbase versions.
7 Series BMW's flagship limousine and its electric i7 twin, a split-headlight, theater-screen showcase of luxury and tech that never stops dividing opinion.
Z4 BMW's two-seat roadster and Toyota Supra cousin, with a late manual option, a farewell run and a coachbuilt Bovensiepen Spider afterlife.
X1 BMW's entry-level SUV, the compact X1 and its electric iX1 sibling, offered in long-wheelbase form for China and India and loved by first-time buyers.
X3 BMW's best-selling midsize SUV, a driver-focused rival to the Audi Q5 and Mercedes GLC in a new generation with a muscular M50 at the top.
X5 The SUV that taught luxury buyers a truck could handle, built in South Carolina and reborn with gas, hybrid, electric and hydrogen power.
X7 BMW's biggest SUV, a three-row luxury hauler built in South Carolina for families who want a BMW-sized Escalade, with a new generation in sight.
M2 The smallest, most playful BMW M car, a rear-drive coupe with a straight-six and an available manual, the spiritual heir to the original M3.
M3 and M5 BMW's M-division icons: the M3 that set the sport-sedan standard since 1986 and the M5 super-sedan, now a plug-in hybrid V8 with an electric future.
i3 Two very different BMW i3s: the quirky carbon-fiber city EV of 2013 and the new Neue Klasse electric 3 Series sedan built for long range.
i4 and iX BMW's first-wave EVs: the i4 electric Gran Coupe that drives like a 3 Series and the iX flagship SUV with its tech-heavy cabin and bold face.
Neue Klasse BMW's reborn Neue Klasse: an all-new EV platform and design language, launched with the iX3 and i3, that is reshaping every BMW that follows.

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