BMW Group

Overview

The BMW Group describes itself as a manufacturer of premium cars and motorcycles and a provider of premium financial and mobility services. Its corporate site presents the company as the home of four brands: BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce and BMW Motorrad. The group runs more than 30 production sites around the world and a global sales network, and its cars are sold in 140 markets.

Scale and people

For 2025 the company reports revenues of EUR 133.5 billion and 2.46 million cars sold. At the end of 2025 it employed 154,540 people, drawn from more than 110 nations. It publishes regular reports and key figures, from headcount and annual revenue to investment and research spending, so that customers, partners and investors can follow its progress.

Production and electrification

The BMW iFACTORY is the group's plan for changing how cars are built, with digitalisation, efficiency and sustainability in the foreground and people at the centre of each process. The company describes it as an approach meant to support the growth of electric cars. Recent press releases on the site mention the start of series production of Gen6 high-voltage batteries in Shenyang, and series production beginning at the Irlbach-Straßkirchen plant. Other pages cover the Neue Klasse, locations and history.

Governance and responsibility

The site sets out strategy, leadership and governance, with a Management Board and a Supervisory Board that work closely together. It also lists environmental standards that apply to suppliers and to every production site, a commitment to human rights along the supply chain, and dialogue formats with outside experts about future mobility.

Key facts

• Brands: BMW, MINI, Rolls-Royce, BMW Motorrad
• Revenue (2025): EUR 133.5 billion
• Cars sold (2025): 2.46 million
• Employees (end of 2025): 154,540
• Production sites: more than 30
• Markets: 140