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Founded in March 1916 by Karl Rapp and Gustav Otto, BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke) is one of the most prominent German automakers in the world. The luxury auto brand established its first Indian production facility in Chengalpet, Tamil Nadu, in 2007. This manufacturing facility makes popular BMW cars that include the 3 Series, 5 Series and 7 Series, alongside SUV models such as the X3, X5 and X7.




























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Hi, I’m looking to buy a convertible and am currently evaluating the BMW 440i, Mercedes-Benz CLE 300 and Mini Cooper Convertible. Which of these would you recommend, and why? I’d appreciate your suggestions and insights to help me make the right choice.
BMW has revealed the Concept 7 Protection, an armoured luxury sedan with a plug-in hybrid powertrain producing 612hp. Would you even notice it was armoured if you saw it on the road?
Hi Autocar team, should I buy the current-generation BMW iX1 or wait for the next-generation model, expected to launch in 2028? The current version could be replaced within a year, and I expect the new platform and battery technology to be better. What would you advise?
Hi, I am Akshay and I currently drive a 2019 Fiat Punto Abarth. I'm hooked on the thrill it offers while driving. I also really appreciate how it stands out from the crowd, with people turning around to take a look at the car. I'm not too concerned about the fuel economy. I have my eye on the Škoda Octavia RS if it becomes available. Which other cars can offer a similar driving experience for a similar or slightly lower budget? I have no preference among a hatchback, sedan, SUV, or crossover.
Hi, I recently test-drove the new Audi Q3 and was quite impressed. However, given Audi's relatively low market share right now, could resale value be a concern? Also, would the BMW 3 Series be a better buy? I certainly like the performance of the 3 Series, but its cabin feels much smaller. The Q3, on the other hand, feels newer. Any advice?
BMW 7 Series
Padmanabha•02 November 2026
My father bought the BMW 7 Series, and I'm really impressed. It offers smooth performance and advanced features that create a luxurious environment. The price is high, but the comfort and luxury are worth it.
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Akashkhedekar•25 October 2026
I really like the look and comfort of this car. It stands out compared to others. The seats are comfy, and the mileage is average. The design is beautiful, making it a great choice for anyone. Overall, it's the best car in the budget segment.
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Josh•27 September 2026
It's a BMW, and there's nothing else to ask for. It meets all my needs and expectations, plus the automatic boot feature in the parking lot is a nice touch.
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Aparna•26 October 2026
The BMW X7 is a three-row, voluminous, and rich SUV that offers a comfortable and opulent driving experience. A tasteful and high-quality interior completes its important design appearance. The X7 offers excellent suspension estimation, a clear-headed assist, and advanced driving modes.
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Syed Mohammed Fahiman Bukhari•02 November 2026
I had a very warm and relaxing experience as a co-passenger and driving sometimes on long drives with my family and friends. It is comfortable on both short and long drives, even in traffic. All its modes of drive and performance carry 5 stars from my personal experience. Happy with X1, I would rate it 10/10.
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Abhi•02 November 2026
Speed beast with a cool look, having the combination of comfort and speed in a single machine. It makes you feel like you are flying, not riding. Highly impressive and cool one actually, I love it.
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Ashish Shah•31 October 2026
BMW 3 Series ko maine kaafi time se use kiya hai aur honestly bolun to iska driving experience sabse zyada impress karta hai. Gaadi chalate hi feel aati hai ki ye ek proper driver's car hai. Steering ka response bahut smooth hai aur corners pe bhi car stable rehti hai. Overall, ye car un logon ke liye hai jo luxury ke saath driving ka maza bhi lena chahte hain.
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harsh mhatre•05 October 2026
This car looks very cool and has good dynamics. However, the performance might not satisfy those looking for the BMW brand and luxury features; they might want to consider the sportier 2 series.
View all 2 Series Gran Coupe ReviewsEmerging in 1917, BMW's highly recognisable white and blue logo signifies the colours of the Bavarian state, where the brand has its origins. It has also been reinterpreted as a rotating propeller, since BMW used to produce aircraft engines during World War 1.
BMW is a founding member of the vast BMW Group. This group owns another luxury car brand, Mini, along with the ultra-luxury car brand, Rolls-Royce. The BMW Group also owns its own two-wheeler division under the BMW Motorrad nameplate. On the other hand, Mercedes-Benz does not have any such equivalent two-wheeler brand, but it does operate its own ultra-luxury arm under the Mercedes-Maybach brand.
BMW cars have historically been for those who prioritise taut handling over outright comfort. Some of BMW's noteworthy models that have cemented their place among driving enthusiasts include cars from the brand's M division, such as the M3 and M5. Some of the reasons that made these sports sedans so good to drive was their rear-wheel drive (RWD) system, near-perfect 50:50 weight distribution, tactile steering and eager powertrains.
Last Updated on: 2 Nov 2026