BMW Cars

BMW cars India offers 21 new models in India with price starting at Rs. 41.50 Lakh and going upto Rs. 2.23 Crore. The popular cars of BMW include X7 (Rs. 1.17 Crore), X5 (Rs. 79.90 Lakh) and X1 (Rs. 41.50 Lakh) . The cheapest BMW car is X1 (Rs. 41.50 Lakh) and the most expensive one is 8 Series (Rs. 2.23 Crore). BMW cars in India are expected to launch M3 (Rs. 65.00 Lakh), 3 Series 2022 (Rs. 48.00 Lakh) and 7 Series 2023 (Rs. 1.50 Crore) in the year 2022-2023 . Select a BMW car to know the latest offers in your city, prices, variants, specifications, pictures, mileage and reviews.

BMW Cars Price List - August 2022

About BMW

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German automaker BMW has a legacy of building driver-centric luxury cars with cutting-edge technology. It began operations over a century ago as an aircraft engine manufacturer, and has been producing cars since the 1930s. 

As a carmaker, BMW landed in India in 2006, and had a new plant in Chennai by 2007. The 5 Series and 3 Series luxury sedans were its first cars, and later in 2012, it introduced the Mini brand in the country. It has been able to keep car prices in check with local assembly, but new fully imported electric vehicles attract a premium. 

Product portfolio

Luxury Sedans: BMW offers the 3 Series, 5 Series and 7 Series sedans, and the 2 Series, 6 Series and 8 Series Gran Coupes in India. The 3 Series is also available as a long-wheelbase Gran Limousine and a sportier M340i sedan. In addition, BMW offers the Z4 and Z4 M40i two-door roadster, and the M2 Competition, M5 Competition, M760Li, and M8 performance sedans. 

Luxury SUVs: The carmaker’s SUV range starts with the BMW X1 compact luxury SUV, and comprises the X3, X5, and X7 luxury SUVs. The X5 is available in a sporty X5 M Competition variant, while the X7 is BMW’s flagship SUV in India. 

Coupe SUVs: Two coupe SUVs are part of the carmaker’s lineup in India – the BMW X4 and X6. 

Electric vehicles: BMW’s EV lineup consists of the iX electric SUV. 

Greatest hits

E90 BMW 3 Series: The carmaker’s debut model for India 

E89 BMW Z4: Iconic two-seater convertible sports car 

BMW i8: First electrified BMW model

E90 BMW M3: This rear-drive performance sedan was BMW’s first M car in India 

F90 BMW M5: Quickest-ever BMW 

Future plans

BMW intends to become a major player in the global EV market. It has launched its first electric car in India, and it has the Mini Cooper electric and i4 electric sedan in the pipeline. High customs duties and taxes on imported cars (both ICE and electric) currently make BMW’s EVs exorbitantly expensive in the country. In the future, policy changes or local assembly, paired with a growing nationwide electric car charging network, could help the European carmaker expand to electric cars in India.