To the extent that historical press releases reference BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC as the manufacturer of certain X model vehicles, the referenced vehicles are manufactured in South Carolina with a combination of U.S. origin and imported parts and components.
Spartanburg, S.C. BMW announced today that it will invest more than $200 million to construct a 219,000-square-foot press shop at its South Carolina plant. The investment includes more than 200 new jobs. The announcement was made by BMW Manufacturing President and CEO Dr. Robert Engelhorn at the South Carolina Automotive Summit in Greenville, SC.
+++ New method from Boston Metal to be industrialised in mid-decade +++ BMW Group continuously reducing CO2 emissions in its steel supplier network +++ Focus on secondary material and closed-loop material cycles at BMW Group press plants +++ Wendt: “Around two million tonnes less CO2 across our steel supplier network by 2030” +++
Unique composite material made of CFRP, aluminium and steel developed as part of BMW EfficientLightweight for the new generation of the luxury sedan receives the world's leading award for innovations in body construction with a new record score.
Additional investment of 200 million US dollars +++ Medium-term capacity of 9,000 tons per year +++ Moses Lake to become the world’s largest carbon fiber plant +++ Workforce in Moses Lake to be stepped up to 200 +++
Please find attached the press kit concerning the BMW Group Innovation Day 2011: Efficient Dynamics.
Vehicle LifeDrive architecture sets benchmark in lightweight design. Electric motor to be developed and produced in-house. Munich. The BMW Group is once again breaking new ground with the Megacity Vehicle (MCV), due to come onto the market in 2013: “The Megacity Vehicle is a revolutionary automobile. It will be the world’s first volume-produced vehicle with a passenger cell made from carbon. Our LifeDrive architecture is helping us to open a new ...
Content: Why electromobility? project i. The electric drivetrain. Lightweight design and the LifeDrive concept. CFRP – a material for the future.
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