BMW is committed to reducing its carbon emissions by 40% by 2030, with plans to offer 25 fully electric vehicle models by 2024
London Climate Action Week took place on the 26 June, with an interesting panel discussion on “Driving the decarbonisation of complex supply chains.” Representing the automotive logistics world was Hendrik Lang, senior vice-president of supply chain strategy and sustainability at BMW Group. Lang told attendees about BMW’s focus on increasing its sustainability impact across the supply chain through various, integrated strategies…
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BMW has opened a $100m logistics centre next to its Spartanburg plant in the US that is using digitalised logistics for parts feed into production of the carmaker’s X models
BMW Brilliance Automotive (BBA) has completed the extension of its Dadong plant in Shenyang, taking its footprint to 91 hectares. The upgraded facility now includes an integrated logistics and assembly hall with two production lines as well as greater rail access for more sustainable logistics
BMW in Canada has contracted ICL Systems to manage the track and trace, invoice auditing and freight claims management for the delivery of its finished vehicles to the sales network.
