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===== BMW EVs Performance in China ===== | ===== BMW and Mercedes-Benz EVs Performance in China ===== | ||
* '''BMW ranks second in China when it comes to tech features''' in its cars, followed by Xpeng, Tesla and VW<ref name=":32">https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-09-02/bmw-unwraps-next-generation-ev-to-take-on-tesla-china-s-byd</ref>. | * '''BMW ranks second in China when it comes to tech features''' in its cars, followed by Xpeng, Tesla and VW<ref name=":32">https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-09-02/bmw-unwraps-next-generation-ev-to-take-on-tesla-china-s-byd</ref>. | ||
* Its Chief Executive Officer Oliver Zipse said during the 2023 IAA mobility conference that BMW isn't affected by price wars in China due to its positioning in the premium segment<ref name=":32" />. | * Its Chief Executive Officer Oliver Zipse said during the 2023 IAA mobility conference that BMW isn't affected by price wars in China due to its positioning in the premium segment<ref name=":32" />. | ||
* BMW is selling twice as many EVs as its German competitors Mercedes-Benz and Audi, that's according to its CEO Zipse<ref name=":33" />. | * '''BMW is selling twice as many EVs as its German competitors Mercedes-Benz and Audi, that's according to its CEO Zipse'''<ref name=":33" />. | ||
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