BMW's X7 flagship crossover will be retired by an entirely new generation, which is expected in 2027 and should look a lot ...

The all-new BMW X5 is expected to go on sale later this year, probably as a 2027 model, and it will be a radical departure ...

BMW's big-selling X3 crossover has received a beefy redesign and an electrified powertrain. The 2025 BMW X3 starts at $50,675 including shipping. Deliveries of the U.S.-made crossover begin in the ...

BMW makes crossovers of every size, shape, and even propulsion these days, but that wasn't the case about 25 years ago. At ...

After the unveiling of the first-ever BMW iX1 electric small crossover earlier this year, we now get a first look at its sportier looking cousin, the iX2 crossover coupe. Mind you, BMW hasn't unveiled ...

BMW is reportedly discontinuing the BMW X4, the German automaker’s compact luxury crossover coupe. Although BMW will continue to offer several other crossover coupe models, the discontinuation of the ...

BMW is actively testing its upcoming all-electric iX2 coupe-like crossover, as previously revealed in older spy shots captured by our photographers, but this time around there’s an interesting twist ...

BMW is stepping up its challenge to Tesla with the iX1 full-electric compact crossover. The iX1 xDrive30, going into production in November, will compete against the Mercedes EQA, Audi Q4 e-tron and ...

Isaac Atienza is a Filipino motoring journalist who joined TopSpeed.com in 2021. He also owns a Filpino motoring website called Go Flat Out PH and is also a contributor to a local newspaper called The ...

The 241-hp 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder in this third-generation X1 compact crossover gets some meaningful upgrades, including the Miller combustion cycle for greater efficiency. The new X1 has a ...

BMW has taken the wraps off of its redesigned, third-generation X1 crossover. A little bigger overall and drawing style cues from the big X7, the new SUV will take only one form in the U.S., at least ...

Witness two pervasive trends in the German auto industry especially: First, the proliferation of sport-utes and crossovers. Second, the blurring of traditional market segments with increasingly ...