BMW Global Deliveries Fell 3.5% in Q1, Down 10% in China

Published: Apr 16, 2026 11:19

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[BMW Group Q1 Global Vehicle Deliveries Fell 3.5% YoY] On April 14, BMW Group announced that in Q1 this year, its global deliveries declined 3.5% YoY to 565,748 units. Sales in China dropped 10% YoY, and sales in the US also declined, while sales in Europe grew. Notably, orders for its all-new iX3 electric SUV exceeded 50,000 units.

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