Adrian Padeanu is a News Editor at Motor1.com. He specializes in the automotive industry, with a focus on electric vehicles, car manufacturing, and motorcycles, covering a wide range of topics including cars, trucks, and industrial vehicles. Adrian's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, RealClearEnergy, and BMWBLOG.
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The discontinuation of several models and a production hiatus for three M cars were the main reasons behind BMW M's H1 2026 sales decline.
CEO Oliver Blume told the staff a 'theoretical reduction' of another 50,000 jobs is under consideration.
BMW M CEO Frank van Meel says the electric M3 will borrow the name from its ICE counterpart when it arrives in 2027. The next-gen gas car follows in 2028.
A new spy video shows the first-ever RS Q5 with fender flares and oval exhausts.
The 2027 BMW M760e makes a splash at the Goodwood Festival of Speed with a €14,000 paint and a €11,800 leather/cashmere wool interior.
Driving the M2 CS,, BMW M development engineer Jörg Weidinger lapped the 'Ring 7:25.5, but Sport Auto's Christian Gebhardt did it in 7:25.2.
Ahead of its market launch next year, the second-generation BMW iX1 has been spotted wearing full camo attire near the Nurburgring.
The next Lexus supercar will be all-electric. Lexus struggled to sell the original LFA, but the V10-powered supercar eventually earned a loyal following and is now highly regarded among enthusiasts.
Nissan is reshuffling its lineup in the United States, axing two models and adding new ones, including the Xterra.
The Volkswagen ID. Cross is an entry-level electric crossover priced at 28,000 euros in Germany. It comes with two battery options and three power levels.
