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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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Hello guys, I’m a 30 year old working professional and am looking to buy an EV mainly for city commute and occasional highway driving (20%). I appreciate build and ride quality, refinement and reliability. The EVs that I’m mainly looking at are the Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, BYD Sealion 7 and BMW iX1. Which do you think will be the right fit for my use case? I’m actually leaning towards the Korean cars and am not willing to spend for the iX1 just for its badge value. Thank you for the answer in advance. You guys are a great source of reliable and measured Automative content in this country. Really appreciate it!
Which car would be more convenient among the ninth-generation Toyota Camry, Audi Q3, and BMW X1 LWB if I drive only around 50 km per week?
BMW i7
Autocar User•20 September 2026
The BMW i7 is my dream car. I plan to buy it when I turn 30 and drive it fast, not slowly, while taking pictures of it. It's truly my dream.
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Amul Verma•23 September 2026
It's a good and very comfortable seat's and provide good back support making long drives comfortable. The suspension of BMW X3 absorbs bumps well, so the ride feels very smooth. There is plenty of space in the rear seats, so even tall people can sit comfortably.
View all X3 ReviewsBMW X7
Himangshu kashyap•25 August 2026
The BMW X7 is an all-rounder and more reliable than both the Mercedes GLS and Porsche Cayenne. I think BMW X7 is a better choice.
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Jagdish patil•12 August 2026
i brought a BMW x1 in bmw-kunexclusive-bengaluru.in it was the best experience in BMW-kun Even the service of given by them the on-time Delivery and Hassel free Servicing and Assistance and the best price
View all X1 ReviewsBMW 3 Series
Vardhan•21 September 2026
Loved everything about the car except for the lack of ventilated seats, window shades and the Run flat tyres.
View all 3 Series ReviewsBMW 2 Series Gran Coupe
Saahil Tejwani•23 September 2026
The sporty driving feel is impressive, with sharp steering and a planted feel at high speeds. The interior is premium with quality materials and ambient lighting. It's a good balance for city and highway driving, compact for Indian traffic but stable on expressways. The diesel option, 220d, offers great pulling power and decent mileage.
View all 2 Series Gran Coupe ReviewsBMW X5
Micheal smith•21 September 2026
Driving the BMW X5 is incredible; the handling is excellent. You really feel the power in this big SUV. BMW may have fewer powertrains, but as a diesel fan, I chose the diesel X5! It never disappoints; you can switch to sports mode for power or eco mode for mileage. For a smooth family ride, comfort mode is perfect. I recommend this car over competitors; it's far superior. As a businessman, I'm thrilled with my choice of the X5!
View all X5 ReviewsBMW iX1 LWB
Vaibhav•23 September 2026
Pros: limo-level space, premium ambience, aggressive pricing. Cons: Usable range is misleading; in reality, you get about 350 km in the city and 300 km on highways. The turning radius is wider than expected for a compact SUV. Suspension is great on flat roads, but big potholes can deliver a harsh jolt.
View all iX1 LWB 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: 23 Sept 2026