On their way to a seventh German Championship, FC Bayern Munich Basketball recorded 125 dunks during home games. As part of the “Dunks for Tomorrow” initiative, BMW Munich is donating €1,000 for each dunk. This season, that adds up to a total of €125,000, which BMW Munich is contributing to support DEIN MÜNCHEN - a non-profit organization dedicated to creating better future opportunities for children and young people in Munich. In addition, the Reds’ mobility partner donated 125 basketballs to schools and other institutions - that were personally delivered to delighted youngsters by Bernd Döpke, Mara Bertling, and FCBB mascot Ben.

Jens Klingmann explains the specifics of the race car in English language. Various shots of the car and of Jens Klingmann.

In early December, BMW provided nearly 30 young people from DEIN MÜNCHEN with a special day: First, they received an exclusive insight into the diverse world of the BMW Group at the BMW Museum, then they had the opportunity to cheer on FC Bayern Munich Basketball at a home game in BMW Park. The video shows the various stages that the young people from DEIN MÜNCHEN went through from the BMW Museum to BMW Park. Additionally, the video includes interviews with the relevant protagonists.

Footage of the 24h Le Mans race. Including preparations of Teams and vrious BMW drivers. Mechanics and engineers working on the race cars. Driving shots during practice and race alongside the track and in box.Various shots of the race track including BMW vehicles. Interviews with Andreas Roos, Vincent Vosse, Darren Leung, Sean Gelael and Augusto Farfus.

This video showcases the BMW G65's advanced Automated Driving, Safety, and Parking technologies through a combination of interior and exterior perspectives designed to clearly demonstrate each system in operation. The edit focuses on highlighting how the vehicle interacts with its surroundings while providing a visual representation of the technology and driver experience. Interior footage emphasizes the driver's perspective, featuring the steering wheel, instrument cluster, center display, and primary user interface elements as various assistance systems are activated and utilized. Exterior coverage complements these views by capturing the vehicle's movements during automated driving functions, safety interventions, parking maneuvers, and low-speed autonomous operations. Multiple camera angles are used throughout to provide a complete understanding of each feature's behavior, functionality, and real-world application. The result is a comprehensive visual overview of the G65's driver assistance technologies, illustrating both the user experience inside the cabin and the vehicle's actions from an outside perspective.