When BMW announced that it had sold 2.2 million cars last year, the performance of each model was not built up. Now the detailed numbers are nearby, so let’s take a closer look. Every year we complain about how two model series are combined, and it is the same story for 2024. Once again, the 1 Series and 2 series are together with the other model series of larger cars.
Nevertheless, the adjacent table gives us an idea of how BMW performed last year. As you can see, all were except for the X1/X2 and the XM compared to 2023. The duo was increased by 30%by introducing the new generation X2 and reaching 413,386 units. The higher demand is not a surprise, since both compact crossovers now have electrical versions.
As for the elephant in the M area, the plug-in hybrid mastodont enjoyed an increase of 15.8%. However, the comparison of 2024 compared to 2023 is not entirely fair, since the XM only reached customers later in 2023, which made the first full year of availability in 2024. Despite the higher volume, it was still the worst BMW. That means it would never be a strong seller in view of his exorbitant price price and the polarizing look.
The Z4 went better, with the programs of the Roadster 10,482 reaching. The sporty convertible recorded a decline of 4.3% compared to the previous year, but the decline could even have been steeper if BMW had not introduced a six-speed manual for the Z4 M40i. After the coast of ending in one year, the “G29” is unfortunately not long for this world. Similar to the Z4, we will not see the 8s much longer because the 8 -series line is opposed. Before that happens, the X4 dies this year.
What confuses us the most about the sales character is the inclusion of i3 and i8. The Electric City Car and the Plug-in Hybrid Coupé/Roadster achieved a combined sale of 36 sales in 2024. Despite the fact that the tiny assemblybackback went out of production in June 2022. The last i8 was gathered in June 2020. BMW contains the Long WheelBase i3 sedan exclusively in China in the 3 series/4 series series.
Speaking of 3 and 4, the best -selling series were again. It goes without saying that the 3 Series have made the heavy lifting, especially the sedan. BMW does not say which individual model was the most popular product in 2024. The X3 took first place in the previous year. Yes, before the 3 Series sedan. The luxury crossover achieved over 350,000 sales.
