BMW and Volkswagen Are Spending Whatever It Takes to Rival Tesla
Germany’s car makers are investing ever more money into electric vehicles. Better brands have higher chances of making satisfactory financial returns.
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Bayerische Motoren Werke, better known as BMW BMW -0.95%decrease; red down pointing triangle<svg width="16" height="16" viewBox="0 0 16 16"><defs><path id="arrow-down-filled-small_svg__a" d="M8.588 3.985l4.927 7.14-.506.86H3.02l-.534-.86 4.959-7.14z"></path></defs><use fill="currentColor" fill-rule="evenodd" transform="rotate(-180 8.008 7.992)" xlink:href="#arrow-down-filled-small_svg__a"></use></svg>, closed the financial reporting season for the German car industry Wednesday with a glitzy annual conference for press and investors. It had already disclosed a record profit for last year, but its outlook was new, including a target for 15% of its sales volumes to be from all-electric vehicles this year, up from about 9% in 2022.
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