BMW Models

BMW introduced the 840Ci as the V8-powered entry point to the first-generation 8 Series, internally known as the E31. The 8 Series had debuted as a dramatic grand touring coupé, and the 840Ci arrived for model year 19...

The 840i nameplate belongs to BMW’s revived 8 Series family and was added for the 2020 model year, following the return of the 8 Series name in the modern G14/G15/G16 generation. BMW first used the 840i designation on...

The BMW 850Ci was BMW’s V12 grand touring coupe in the original E31 8 Series, and it grew out of the earlier 850i rather than replacing it with a clean-sheet redesign. BMW renamed the car to 850Ci in 1992 as part of a...

BMW’s 850CSi was the range-topping, enthusiast-focused version of the E31 8 Series coupe. It arrived for model year 1993 as a sharper, more exclusive companion to the original 850i, which was then renamed 850Ci once t...

BMW introduced the 850i in 1989 as the first model in the original 8 Series E31 coupe line. It was positioned as an exclusive, high-tech grand tourer and represented BMW’s return to a flagship two-door model after the...

BMW ActiveE was an early battery-electric BMW built as a limited field-trial vehicle rather than a mainstream retail model. It was derived from the contemporary BMW 1 Series Coupé and introduced in 2010 as the Concept...

The BMW ActiveHybrid 3 was BMW’s hybrid version of the sixth-generation 3 Series sedan, introduced as part of the F30-era lineup. BMW positioned it as a sporty compact executive sedan that paired the familiar 3 Series...

BMW introduced the ActiveHybrid 5 as a hybrid version of the F10-generation 5 Series Sedan, positioning it as a performance-oriented full hybrid rather than a conventional fuel-saver. The nameplate first appeared for ...

BMW introduced this hybrid 7 Series as its first production luxury sedan with ActiveHybrid technology, bringing the nameplate to market for the 2010 model year. It debuted as part of the fifth-generation 7 Series and ...

BMW ALPINA is the modern BMW Group brand that began with the transfer of the ALPINA trademark rights on January 1, 2026. It represents the continuation of a long partnership between BMW and ALPINA Burkard Bovensiepen,...

The nameplate first appeared in the mid-1990s on one of ALPINA’s most talked-about 3 Series derivatives: the E36-based B8 4.6. That car was notable for pairing a compact BMW 3 Series body with a specially developed 4....

BMW’s B7 nameplate refers to the ALPINA-tuned high-performance version of the 7 Series, sold by BMW as the BMW ALPINA B7. It first appeared in the 2007 model year in North America as a limited-edition interpretation o...

BMW Motorrad introduced this mid-size scooter as the Gran Turismo member of its C family in 2018, positioned as the more comfort- and touring-oriented companion to the sportier urban-focused sibling in the same range....

BMW Motorrad introduced this mid-size urban scooter for the 2018 model year, positioning it as a new step between the brand’s earlier C 600 Sport/C 650 GT maxi-scooters and the smaller-city commuting segment. First sh...

BMW Motorrad introduced the C 600 Sport as part of its first maxi-scooter line, created to bring a more motorcycle-like riding character to the urban scooter segment. It debuted alongside the C 650 GT and was position...

BMW’s C 650 nameplate belongs to the brand’s premium maxi-scooter line introduced in 2012, when BMW Motorrad launched the C 600 Sport and C 650 GT as its first large urban-mobility scooters. The original pair establis...

BMW introduced the C 650 GT in 2011 as part of its first move into urban mobility and the maxi-scooter segment, alongside the related C 600 Sport. The GT was positioned as the comfort-oriented, touring-focused version...

This electrically powered maxi-scooter was BMW Motorrad’s first series-production electric two-wheeler and marked the brand’s entry into premium urban e-mobility. The nameplate emerged from a long development program ...

BMW’s CE 02 is a recent addition to the brand’s electric two-wheeler lineup and was launched as a 2024-model-year machine. It followed BMW Motorrad’s earlier CE 04 and continued the company’s effort to define a distin...

BMW’s CE 04 is the brand’s purpose-built electric urban scooter, developed as a production successor to BMW Motorrad’s earlier Concept Link and Definition CE 04 studies. It was revealed in 2021 and added to BMW Motorr...

BMW’s F 650 was introduced in 1993 as the company’s first modern single-cylinder entry-level motorcycle, marketed at launch as the F 650 “Funduro.” It marked an important shift for BMW Motorrad, which had traditionall...

The BMW F 650 CS was introduced for the 2001 model year as part of BMW Motorrad’s early-2000s push to broaden its single-cylinder lineup beyond traditional touring and enduro buyers. BMW positioned it as a youthful, u...

BMW introduced the F 650 GS as part of its single-cylinder GS family for the 2000 model year, following the earlier F 650 and F 650 ST “Funduro” bikes. The first F 650 GS was aimed at riders who wanted a lighter, more...

I could not confidently verify an officially marketed BMW motorcycle sold under the exact nameplate F 650 S. BMW’s verified F 650 family began in the 1990s with the original F 650 single-cylinder model, later evolving...