The Germans have an upper hand when it comes to building world class cars and amongst them is BMW group.
The Germans have an upper hand when it comes to building world class cars and amongst them is BMW group. The world’s largest luxury car seller in 2015, BMW celebrates ‘100 years of fascination for mobility.’ today. The 100th year celebrations will be attended by German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Germany.
BMW celebrates 100 years of existence today with this teaser of a concept to be unveiled today
“Over the course of its history, time and again, the BMW Group has proven its versatility and confirmed its role as a future-orientated, innovative company,” said a press release.
“Since the company was formed 100 years ago, the BMW Group has always set its sights on the future and been a consistent, innovative force for progress. This is what defines the company and forms its employees’ sense of identity. We live and shape change, acting in a responsible manner towards society and our environment. We overcome challenges and emerge stronger than ever.”
BMW, a small aero-engine manufacturer based in the north of Munich has been transformed into a world-leading premium manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles, as well as a provider of premium finance and mobility services. Today, the BMW group has production and assembly facilities in 14 countries and a global sales network.
“Over the course of its history, time and again, the BMW Group has proven its versatility and confirmed its role as a future-orientated, innovative company,” an ad for the event says. “Since the company was formed 100 years ago, the BMW Group has always set its sights on the future and been a consistent, innovative force for progress.”
The company shared a teaser image of a concept car along with a statement from Harald Krüger, BMW’s chairman of the board of management: “The company has continually evolved and, in some cases, reinvented itself. That will continue in the future.” According to the company, the car highlights company’s vision for next 100 years.