BMW's $750 Million Investment Will Help Mini Go All-Electric
The United Kingdom is looking at a resurgence of its former automotive production prowess, thanks to a $750 million investment in all-electric plant technology.
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The United Kingdom is looking at a resurgence of its former automotive production prowess, thanks to a $750 million investment in all-electric plant technology.
The move protects thousands of jobs at a site that has been making cars for more than 100 years.
BMW has announced plans to transform its Mini factory in Oxford, England, to produce nothing but electric vehicles.
The decision allays fears about the future of the 110-year-old plant in the city's Cowley area - which started building Minis in 1959.
Mini's largest model goes electric with up to 287 miles of range. Staggeringly, the crossover SUV is also even bigger than ever before.