BMW starts large-scale sixth-generation battery manufacturing in China
BMW officially launched mass production of sixth-generation high-voltage batteries in Shenyang, northeastern China, marking an important step in its strategy to shift towards electrification and local production. This move is aimed at supporting the rollout of the "Neue Klasse" models in the Chinese market, with an investment of approximately 10 billion yuan (about $1.49 billion). The company also successfully completed a test drive of the new BMW i3, covering 1,213 kilometers without recharging. By 2027, BMW plans to introduce around 20 new electric vehicle models, aiming to increase locally produced cars to over 95% by 2030, and is considering expanding its exports to international markets, including Southeast Asia.
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