BMW 3 Series Exceeds 2 Million Sales in China; Next-Generation BMW i3 to Debut at Chengdu Auto Show

Deep News08-07

BMW 3 Series Achieves 2 Million Sales Milestone in China, New BMW i3 Set for Full Debut at Chengdu Motor Show

The BMW 3 Series has reached a significant milestone in the Chinese market, with cumulative sales officially surpassing 2 million units. Over the past 50 years, the BMW 3 Series has consistently represented the best of BMW's driving pleasure. Since the first-generation model debuted in 1975, the BMW 3 Series has evolved through seven generations, becoming one of the most influential luxury vehicles globally.

Amid intensifying competition and rapid industry transformation, the BMW 3 Series maintains strong market performance, holding the top sales position in China's luxury midsize sedan segment for 21 consecutive months. To celebrate this achievement, BMW is introducing customer benefits, offering more attractive financial plans and additional perks to reward its user base.

Additionally, at this year's Chengdu Motor Show, the next-generation BMW i3 will make its full public debut. As a key representative of BMW's new-generation models, the vehicle will feature a new design language, a driver-focused human-machine interface, BMW's intelligent driving assistance systems, and next-generation electric drive technology, initiating a new chapter for the BMW 3 Series.

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