Jochen Goller, member of BMW’s board of directors, said this in an interview with AutoCar India. Although this may sound like a solid statement, the whole is in line with the strategy of the brand.
BMW fuel engines for a long time
BMW focuses on electrical, but does not exclude other drive shapes. Is so The new Neue Class platform Basically developed for electric cars and plug-in hybrids. In fact, BMW’s first hydrogen production model has since been announced.
Goller is referring to the different markets in the interview. Although no cars with fuel engine are sold in Europe from 2035, it is different outside of our continent. The question is whether that 2035 objective is at all feasible.
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We see the multi-energy approach from BMW with many more manufacturers. Incidentally, this not only has to do with the different markets, but also varying government policy and poor sales figures for electric cars. Fully electric, BMW will not be fast, just like many other car manufacturers.