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Federal programs promoting electric vehicle ownership are changing. The Clean Vehicle Credit, offering up to $7,500 in federal tax savings, is set to expire on September 30, 2025, unless extended. The home EV charger installation credit will expire on June 30, 2026. If you’re considering buying an EV or installing a charger in Lincoln, NE, understanding these deadlines is crucial.

 
A recent consumer survey commissioned by the BMW Group revealed that U.S. consumers are optimistic about the performance and usability of electric vehicles despite barriers such as cost and infrastructure. The survey highlights a growing openness to owning and driving electric vehicles and emerging powertrain technologies while emphasizing the need for continued innovation and investment across the EV ecosystem.

 
Samantha Tan is already a household name in many places. The 27-year-old Asian-Canadian driver is the co-owner of Samantha Tan (ST) Racing and also supports BMW M as an ambassador. She'll be making the rounds of various BMW M events in Asia, Europe, and America for at least 2025 and 2026.

 
World-renowned automaker BMW recently celebrated a major milestone: It has produced seven million vehicles in the US. BMW, a German automaker, has production plants globally, including the United States. The automaker started production in the US in 1994, and in March 2025, its seventh million vehicle rolled off the line at the Spartanburg manufacturing plant in South Carolina.

 
As vehicles become more advanced, they will continue to generate and collect more data about themselves and their owners. Ultimately, it will be necessary to protect this data, whether the owner is an individual buyer or a company that uses vehicles as part of a fleet.

 
Data released in February by the U.S. Department of Commerce has confirmed that BMW Manufacturing was the leading automotive exporter by value in the United States in 2024. Plant Spartanburg in Spartanburg, NC, exported nearly 225,000 BMW Sports Activity Vehicles and Coupes with a combined export value of more than $10 billion. Plant Spartanburg has also exported more than 2.7 million BMWs since 2014, which is roughly 63 percent of its total production. These vehicles have a total export value of more than $104 billion.

 
BMW has long remained one of the most respected luxury brands in the automotive industry. Unsurprisingly, the BMW i4 was named J.D. Power's Best EV Ownership Experience Among Premium All-Electric Vehicles. This sporty sedan's excellent build quality and reliability make it a joy to own. You can also expect the i4 to deliver pure driving pleasure for years to come.

 
BMW is a leader in the world of cars and for many good reasons. For years, BMW has pioneered the use of new, novel, and cutting-edge technology in its vehicles. Recently, the renowned automaker unveiled the latest in its series of novel technology: iDrive. This revolutionary technology comes with a center infotainment display screen called BMW Panoramic Vision. These features give drivers and occupants a new way to experience quality technology and innovation on the road.

 
While BMW may be best known for producing vehicles worldwide, the automaker also has a charitable arm dedicated to supporting worthy causes. Recently, BMW Group joined with the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations to honor a U.S. grassroots initiative called “Content Creation Lab.” The ceremony took place at the 10th annual United Nations of Civilizations (UNAOC) Global Forum.

 
Hurricane Helene caused devastation throughout the American Southeast. Such disasters call for prompt, thorough disaster relief to provide shelter and food for displaced families. The American Red Cross, founded in 1881, is integral to disaster relief for American families. As evidenced by the outpouring of Red Cross support for Hurricane Helene victims, Clara Barton's original vision is alive and well in America today.