BMW, Daimler, GM hybrid alliance nears end

Later this year, BMW will launch a version of the X6 with the Two-Mode hybrid powertrain.

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By:

Matthias Krust

July 14, 2009 05:00 AM

STUTTGART -- BMW AG and Daimler AG will probably end their so-called "Two Mode" hybrid alliance with General Motors at the end of the year.

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