
Qualcomm and BMW have unveiled the Snapdragon Ride Pilot, an advanced driver-assistance system that combines Qualcomm’s chip technology with BMW’s automotive engineering. The system will debut in the BMW iX3, offering hands-free driving in specific conditions, and is set for a broad global rollout.

Oliver Zipse, CEO of German carmaker BMW, announced at the Shanghai auto show on Wednesday that the company will begin using artificial intelligence from...

BMW’s sales took a hit in the first quarter, especially in China, with a 17.2% drop in sales as reported by automakers. This drop has weighed down the...

BMW has already announced a new eco sub-brand that will exclusively consist of electric cars and hybrids. But BMW has its sights set on electrifying its...

In addition to developing its own all-electric powertrains, BMW has recently formed the new "i" brand to sell next-generation EVs and hybrids. The German...