The BMW Group’s new communication platform RE:BMW Circular Lab invites users to enter into sustainable dialogue on circular thinking and a circular economy that conserves resources.

The BMW Group's worldwide production network makes a significant contribution to environmental protection. The focus is on resource conservation, the use of renewable energies and circularity.

The goal is clear: It is to build the world’s greenest electric vehicle. To this end, the BMW Group is developing groundbreaking lithium-ion cell technology for the New Class.

In late 2019, a small team at the Araquari paint shop began collecting high-quality PVC scrap and introducing it back into the material cycle.

Young talents of the BMW Group are working on innovative ideas that can help meet the goals of the UN’s Agenda 2030 – including Sabrina Kolbeck and Jacob Hamar with their battery project PowerUp.

At the BMW Group social responsibility is hugely important – and includes a commitment to diversity within our own ranks.

At the BMW Group, talented young employees work on innovative and sustainable ideas which contribute to the goals of the U.N. Agenda 2030. A team from Brazil processes discarded uniforms.

Largely unnoticed by the public, almost 100 international organisations joined forces in Singapore to fight for fair and environmentally friendly natural rubber production.

Think globally, act locally. Together with the non-profit organisation Earthwatch Europe and their “Tiny Forest” initiative, MINI is setting a strong example of sustainability.