BMW stops production of all domestically produced electric vehicles? Relevant sources: actively preparing for the domestic BMW new generation models.

On June 17th, in response to the news circulating online that BMW will cease production of i3, i5, iX1 and other domestic pure electric models starting in July, a reporter learned from a source close to BMW officials that the production halt is a routine adjustment based on market pace and product cycle, rather than an exit from the domestic pure electric vehicle market. According to insiders, the purpose of this adjustment to existing domestic pure electric models is to concentrate production capacity and resources in order to pave the way for the introduction of BMW's new generation of domestically-produced models. The new generation models will undergo comprehensive upgrades in vehicle technology, smart cockpit, autonomous driving, and user travel experience, and will be tailored to the upgrading trend in China's new energy vehicle market. The source mentioned above stated that this production and product adjustment will not impact existing car owners and buyers in terms of after-sales service, maintenance, and other supporting services throughout the vehicle's lifecycle, and that users' original rights will remain unchanged.