- BMW expects over 50% of new sales to be all-electric vehicles well ahead of its 2030 target.
- It forecasts slightly higher deliveries and an 8-10% margin for the year.
- The carmaker plans to keep prices stable and sees hydrogen-powered cars as a complement to e-mobility.
- BMW is testing a BMW iX5 Hydrogen* test vehicle, which can refuel in three to four minutes.
- Auto industry remains cautious about supply chain problems, high inflation, and uncertainty over China's post-pandemic economic recovery.
BMW cautiously optimistic on 2023, EV targets ahead of schedule
BMW expects over 50% of new sales to be all-electric vehicles well ahead of its 2030 target and could envision a hydrogen-powered car going into production in the second half of the decade, the premium carmaker said on Wednesday.
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