Overview
- The group reported earnings before tax of €10.236 billion, an EBT margin of 7.7%, and net profit of about €7.45 billion on €133.4 billion in revenue.
- Global deliveries edged up 0.5% to 2,463,681 vehicles, including 442,056 fully electric cars (17.9% of sales) and 642,071 electrified vehicles overall.
- China sales fell 12.5% in 2025, but management said transaction prices are stabilising and operations at dealerships are improving, with a potential return to prior-year levels if current trends hold.
- MINI deliveries jumped 17.7% to 288,278, and BMW M delivered roughly 213,449 vehicles, meaning about one in ten BMWs carried an M badge.
- BMW maintained guidance for broadly flat 2026 volumes and flagged near-term launches including the electric 3‑Series debut on March 18 and the China-made iX3 at April’s Beijing Auto Show, with about 20 BEVs planned by 2026.