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BMW Group Delivered 586,149 BMW, MINI And Rolls-Royce Vehicles Between January And March (Q1) 2025
BMW Group delivered 586,149 BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce vehicles between January and March (Q1) 2025.
BMW brand sold 520,142 units worldwide. The deliveries includes 86,449 BMW Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs).
MINI brand sold 64,626 vehicles (+4.1%) while Rolls-Royce brand delivered 1,381 units to customers in Q1 2025 (-9.4%).
In Q1 2025, BMW Group delivered 109,516 fully-electric BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce (Spectre EV) vehicles (+32.4%).

The BMW Group delivered a total of 586,149 BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce vehicles to customers worldwide between January and March 2025 – which is -1.4% compared to the Q1 2024 due to subdued demand in China, the brand said.
In the first three months of 2025, the BMW Group delivered a total of 109,516 fully-electric BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce (Spectre EV) vehicles to customers worldwide, which is +32.4% compared with the previous year.

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In the first quarter of 2025, the BMW brand sold 520,142 units worldwide. The deliveries includes 86,449 BMW Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs) while the M GmbH achieved sales growth of +5.0% in the first quarter, delivering a total of 50,494 vehicles.
The MINI brand sold 64,626 vehicles (+4.1%), BMW Motorrad sold 44,609 motorcycles and scooters (-3.9%), while the Rolls-Royce brand delivered 1,381 units to customers between January and March (-9.4%).

Deliveries in Europe reached 241,867 units while customers in Asia and Americas saw 214,203 and 114,313 vehicles respectively. In the home country of Germany, 61,264 vehicles were sold while China and US customers got 155,195 and 94,591 vehicles respectively.
“The BMW Group’s technology-open strategy is proving successful. Our products are winning over customers worldwide across all drive technologies, with positive momentum driven, in particular, by the new MINI models – especially the fully-electric variants,” said Jochen Goller, who is responsible for Customer, Brands, Sales at BMW AG.
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