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News analysis: How the EV competition between BMW and Mercedes will evolve

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BMW globally sold nearly three times more BEVs, including the iX1, than Mercedes during the first quarter. (BMW)
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Lois Hoyal
May 26, 2025 07:01 AM
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BMW sold nearly three times more BEVs globally in the first quarter, including the iX1, than Mercedes. (BMW)

BMW and Mercedes-Benz are pursuing radically different electrification strategies as they prepare for major launches this year.

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