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BMW completes $1.7bn US investment for EV production

BMW has completed a $1.7 billion investment in its South Carolina plants to begin producing fully electric vehicles in the US, with the iX5 SUV starting late 2026. The move underscores the carmaker's commitment to American manufacturing and positions South Carolina as a central hub for its global EV output.

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BMW completes $1.7bn US investment for EV production
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BMW completed its $1.7 billion investment in South Carolina plants on June 30. The Spartanburg expansion and new Woodruff facility will produce the iX5 SUV as BMW's first US-made EV from late 2026, followed by five more models by 2030. This localizes output in a key export hub and reinforces BMW's US operations.

BMW has completed a $1.7 billion investment in its South Carolina production plants, preparing to launch fully electric vehicle manufacturing in the United States.
BMW's iX5 SUV will be its first fully electric model made in the U.S.
BMW finishes expansion and new construction at two plants. The German carmaker completed the expansion of its main plant in Spartanburg as well as the construction of a new plant in Woodruff. The work was finished on June 30.
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The iX5 SUV becomes the first US-made BMW EV. BMW's iX5 SUV will be its first fully electric model made in the U.S. Production is scheduled to start from late 2026.
The completion of our investments in Plant Spartanburg and Plant Woodruff demonstrates our confidence in the United States and reinforces South Carolina's role at the center of BMW Group's global operations,
Five additional electric models are planned by 2030. At least five more fully electric models are scheduled to be assembled in the U.S. by 2030. The Spartanburg plant exports around half of its output and caters to the European SUV market and others.
CEO highlights confidence in the US market. "The completion of our investments in Plant Spartanburg and Plant Woodruff demonstrates our confidence in the United States and reinforces South Carolina's role at the center of BMW Group's global operations," CEO Milan Nedeljkovic said. The announcement marks BMW's push to localize EV output in a key export hub.
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