2020 The All-New BMW X-models Introduce

2020 The All-New BMW X-models Introduce https://youtu.be/hVrTT4HxX7M

Like any serious car manufacturer, BMW can’t afford to stop innovating its lineup. The upcoming batch of 2020 BMW models will be more colorful than usual being bolstered by a number of performance and all-electric vehicles, among others. Considering the German automaker’s lineup is vast and versatile, there’ll be something for everyone. Despite the ever-growing portfolio, the Munich-based carmaker hasn’t achieved its projected successes in the U.S. during the past few years.

Although their global sales amounted to 2,088,283 units in 2017, which is a 4.2 percent increase over 2016, their U.S. sales actually fell from 313,174 to 305,685 units during the same period. Moreover, the Bavarians are not even close to their record year of 2015 when they marketed 346,023 vehicles here.

Looking closer to the present day, BMW’s U.S. sales for the first three quarters of 2018 amounts to 225,065 vehicles which is only slightly better than their result from the same period in 2017 when they marketed 220,175 units. In order to catch up with the undisputed leader in luxury car sales, Mercedes-Benz, the Bavarians will have to make a considerable leap in 2019 or 2020.

As mentioned above, the BMW lineup for MY 2020 will be bolstered by a number of new additions like the iX3 electric crossover, 2 Series Gran Coupe, or full-size X7 SUV. At the same time, the Germans will debut an even greater number of fully or partially redesigned current models like the 3 Series, X6, or 5 Series. In fact, MY 2019 and MY 2020 are probably some of BMW’s most important years in decades, all things considered. If the brand is to take that necessary leap, this will work out for them better