BMW sees European EV demand holding up; starts i5 production

BMW Nedeljkovic, Bavarian President Markus Söder i5 Dingolfing 2023 — BMW production chief Milan Nedeljkovic, left, with Bavaria's President Markus Söder at the launch of i5 in Dingolfing. (Armin Weigel)

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Bloomberg

July 22, 2023 11:29 AM

BMW is seeing stronger demand for its electric vehicles in Europe than it expected, helping to offset a decline in orders in China, its biggest market, production chief Milan Nedeljkovic said.

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