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BMW’s Q1 profit down 25% as China, tariffs weigh

But at 2.3 billion euros, the figure is slightly above analysts’ forecast of 2.2 billion euros

China brand Chery, which produces the Omoda E5, has increased its registrations year on year by around six times to 600 in Q1 2026.

‘Fundamental reshaping’ of Singapore car market as EV brands race up the sales charts

EV-centric brands such as Tesla, Chery MG, GAC increase registrations by 3 to 6 times as BMW and Mercedes-Benz sales slip almost 40%

BMW is grappling with stiff competition from Chinese rivals, tariffs in the US and uncertainty sparked by the war in the Middle East.

BMW car sales drop on weakness in China, US

Global deliveries fell 3.5% amid a 10% drop in China and a decline in the US

BMW's deliveries are forecast to stay on a par with 2025, when it faced a sharp sales decline in China.

BMW expects 2026 earnings to decline as tariffs bite

Profit before tax is forecast to fall between 5 and 9.9%

BMW said on its website that 337,374 vehicles of the i7, i5, 5, 7 and M5 series were potentially affected, with manufacture dates between 2022 and 2025.

BMW launches recall over potential fire hazard

[BERLIN] German premium carmaker BMW has launched a recall affecting hundreds of thousands of vehicles worldwide over a potential fire hazard, according to KBA, Germany’s motor vehicle authority.

Ritu Chandy began her career at BMW Australia as an intern in 1998, while completing her degree.

BMW’s first Asian head for Apac sales wants to foster more regional talent

Ritu Chandy says staying agile is a key advantage for the German carmaker

Year on year, BYD grew its sales by more than 80%.

BYD dominates new car sales in Singapore with over 20% market share

Toyota comes in second, while BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Honda round out the top five brands

Rather than outright price cuts, some manufacturers – including Xiaomi – are leaning on financial incentives and value-added perks to sweeten deals.

Carmakers slash prices again in China, defying regulators

Prices for new cars keep falling as automakers compete to clear out inventory in a sluggish market