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Priced at Rs 62.90 lakh, the new M340i is the most affordable and quickest performance car an Indian can buy today

3rill Mplified: The First-Ever BMW M340i xDrive debuts in India ANI | Updated: Mar 10, 2021 16:55 IST Gurugram (Haryana) [India], March 10 (ANI/BusinessWire India): BMW India has launched the powerful BMW M340i xDrive in the country. Locally-produced at BMW Group Plant Chennai, it is the first high-performance BMW with an M engine to be made in India. For over 40 years, no other BMW has embodied the concept of the 'Ultimate Driving Machine' better than the BMW 3 Series. Engineered by BMW M, the first-ever BMW M340i xDrive delivers a concentrated distillat...

Launch Gallery Continue Reading Below In this latest test drive, I fully dissect the new BMW X2 xDrive25e plug-in hybrid to found out if the electrified powertrain is worth the money and if it really improves an otherwise decent compact crossover. Up to the moment, my experience with PHEVs gave me some mixed feelings. I was really mesmerized by the X5 xDrive45e I tested last summer and got a sensation of “more to be desired” after the weekend spent with the 530e xDrive. In the mean time, the Bluestone metallic 330e I tested last year in May was fun enough to make up for some inherent s...

In this retro-review comparison test from Car and Driver in 2009, we see that the E90 BMW 3 Series was still a great car.

BMW Designworks Collaborates with Sea Ray on New Design Language Home » News » BMW Designworks Collaborates with Sea Ray on New Design Language BMW is known for crafting the Ultimate Driving Machine; cars that are more than just transportation appliances but enjoyable to drive on the road. However, might the brand also be transitioning into the Ultimate Boating Machine? BMW Designworks, the slightly more experimental design arm of the BMW Group, has just collaborated with Sea Ray to design a new design language for the pleasure boat (that sounds a bit inappropriate, right?) brand. “Sea R...