The Neue Klasse tech will be used in 40 new models and model updates in the next two years. Credit: BMW BMW's first Neue Klasse electric vehicle is here, and it's already one of the most interesting ...

In case you haven’t been paying attention to what BMW’s been doing lately with this M-lite thing, the M340i isn’t a full-on M ...

Yokohama tires, manufactured by the Yokohama Rubber Company since 1920, are a popular choice for a wide variety of applications, ranging from your bread and butter all-seasons up to specialized ...

Hankook Tire & Technology (Hankook Tire) said on the 26th that it will supply original equipment tires for BMW’s first midsize all-electric gran coupe, the “new i4.” The new i4 is a facelifted version ...

SEOUL, Sept. 26 (Yonhap) -- Hankook Tire & Technology Co., the world's seventh-largest tire maker by sales, said Friday it started supplying tires for BMW's New i4 coupe model early this year. Hankook ...

BMW Group Middle East is celebrating the art of automotive personalization with the launch of five exclusive BMW Individual profiles for the BMW 7 Series and BMW X7, crafted specifically for the ...

BMW offers a new definition of luxury, performance, and innovation in its new 2025–2026 model lineup. In this video, we'll take a look at the 15 best new BMW models, including SUVs and sedans, ...

The ADVAN Sport V107 belongs to Yokohama’s global flagship ADVAN brand, designed for ultra-high performance. Developed in collaboration with BMW, the tire features a specialized compound and optimized ...

You can put pretty much any tires you want on your car, assuming they fit. But what tires are best for your car comes down to finding the best balance of numerous attributes, many of which compromise ...

Tires degrade naturally over time and suffer even more damage from potholes, glass, nails or other debris you may run over. If you maintain your tires by keeping them inflated, getting them rotated ...

Like you, dear reader, I get tired of hearing about car companies reinventing themselves. The new thing is always labeled as the next best thing, though it so rarely is in practice. But what’s going ...