All Brands Owned by BMW Group

What does BMW Group own?
BMW Group owns four brands: BMW (premium automobiles), Mini (premium compact vehicles), Rolls-Royce (ultra-luxury automobiles), and BMW Motorrad (premium motorcycles). The company also operates BMW Financial Services, which provides financing, leasing, and insurance products in more than 50 countries.

Who owns BMW Group?
BMW Group is publicly traded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under ticker BMW. The Quandt family (Stefan Quandt and Susanne Klatten) holds approximately 46% of shares as the dominant shareholder. The remaining shares are held by institutional investors and individual shareholders.

What is BMW Group's annual revenue?
For FY2025, BMW Group reported revenue of EUR 133.453 billion, down 6.3% from FY2024. EBT was EUR 10,236 million with a stable EBT margin of 7.7%, and net profit was EUR 7,708 million. The company delivered 2,463,715 vehicles worldwide.

Who is BMW's CEO?
Oliver Zipse has served as Chairman of the Board of Management of BMW AG since August 2019, succeeding Harald Krueger. Zipse has led BMW Group's technology-neutral electrification strategy and the development of the NEUE KLASSE platform.

Does BMW own Rolls-Royce?
Yes, BMW Group owns Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, the manufacturer of ultra-luxury automobiles. BMW acquired the rights to produce Rolls-Royce automobiles in 1998 and began production at a purpose-built factory in Goodwood, England, in 2003. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is a wholly owned subsidiary of BMW Group and is distinct from Rolls-Royce Holdings, the British aerospace and defense company.

What is BMW's relationship with the Quandt family?
The Quandt family, specifically Stefan Quandt and Susanne Klatten, holds approximately 46% of BMW Group shares. Their father, Herbert Quandt, rescued BMW from near-bankruptcy in 1959 by investing in the company, and the family has maintained its dominant ownership position ever since. The Quandt family's concentrated ownership gives them significant influence over BMW Group's strategic direction.

What is the NEUE KLASSE platform?
The NEUE KLASSE (New Class) is BMW Group's next-generation electric vehicle platform launching in 2026. The first two models will be the fully-electric BMW iX3, produced at the Debrecen plant in Hungary, and the BMW i3, produced at the Munich plant. The platform incorporates new battery technology, enhanced digital capabilities, and sustainable manufacturing processes.

What are BMW Group's electric vehicle sales?
In FY2025, BMW Group delivered 442,072 fully electric vehicles worldwide, up 3.6% year over year, and 642,087 electrified vehicles (including plug-in hybrids), up 8.3% year over year. Electrified vehicles accounted for 26.1% of total deliveries, with fully electric vehicles representing 17.9% of total sales.