KUALA LUMPUR: BMW Group Malaysia delivered over 10,800 units of BMW, MINI and BMW Motorrad vehicles in 2025, 55% of which were locally assembled.
BMW Group Malaysia also successfully retained its position as the top premium electric vehicle (EV) provider in the country for the sixth year, with over 2,700 fully-electric BMW, MINI and BMW Motorrad vehicles delivered.
Accounting for 25.2% of all deliveries for the year – an increase from 20.6% in 2024 – this reflects continued customer confidence in the brand's diverse fully-electrified portfolio.
Within the group portfolio, the BMW brand delivered over 7,700 premium vehicles throughout 2025.
Meanwhile, MINI Malaysia recorded over 1,500 vehicle deliveries, marking a growth of 8.7% compared to 2024.
BMW Motorrad continued its steady momentum with over 1,600 premium motorcycles delivered, achieving a 3.8% increase year-on-year.
BMW Group Malaysia managing director Benjamin Nagel said, "As the ultimate choice for premium mobility, our ambitions also extend beyond our products and services. From building the first fully-electric BMW in Asia-Pacific right here in Malaysia, to deepening our partnerships with local institutions to develop the next generation of talent, our commitment is demonstrated through what we build, whom we employ, and how we strengthen Malaysia's leadership in premium mobility." Nagel added.
2025 for BMW Group Malaysia was defined by strong product momentum, with the introduction of 37 new models and variants to its broad premium vehicle portfolio.
In the BMW i portfolio, the BMW iX2 xDrive30 M Sport maintained its position as the brand's best-selling fully-electric vehicle with over 460 units delivered.
This is closely followed by the BMW i5 eDrive40 M Sport at over 450 units, representing a 10.8% increase compared to 2024.
The BMW iX1 eDrive20 M Sport saw over 340 units delivered, marking a significant 41.1% growth year-on-year.
MINI's electrified portfolio also continued to gain momentum in 2025, with total electric vehicle sales reaching over 700 units (+15.2%) and accounting for 46.4% of MINI vehicles delivered.
Leading the electric segment for MINI was the MINI Aceman SE with over 330 units delivered, followed by the MINI Countryman SE ALL4 at over 200 units.
Meanwhile, BMW Motorrad's electric two-wheeler segment also saw encouraging growth – the BMW CE 04 delivering over 120 units, a 68% increase compared to 2024.
Combined with the BMW CE 02, BMW Motorrad delivered over 170 fully-electric motorcycles in 2025, representing an 18.5% increase from 2024.
Supporting this growth, BMW Group Malaysia continues to expand its comprehensive charging infrastructure, with over 2,000 charging facilities now available to customers through strategic partnerships with leading EV charging providers including Gentari, ChargEV, Yinson Greentech, JomCharge and others.
Over 100 BMW i and MINI charging facilities are also available at authorised dealerships and partnering venues.
The brand also unveiled the all-new locally assembled BMW i5 eDrive40 M Sport Pro – the first-ever fully-electric BMW vehicle to be assembled in the Asia-Pacific region.
This achievement, supported by local suppliers contributing to the production process, reinforces the brand's commitment to strengthening Malaysia's automotive capabilities and positions the nation as a leader in premium vehicle manufacturing within the region.
The BMW 3 Series led the brand's 2025 performance with over 1,300 units delivered.
The new BMW 320i Sport emerged as a standout within the model series, with close to 300 units delivered within its first six months of introduction.
This was followed closely by the BMW 5 Series at over 1,240 units, demonstrating strong demand for BMW's premium executive sedan segment.
Meanwhile, the BMW X1 recorded over 1,200 units delivered, securing its position as the third best-selling BMW model overall.
2025 was also an exceptional year for MINI, with the MINI Countryman in all its variants emerging as the brand's top performer with over 900 units delivered.
The all-electric MINI Aceman SE in both its standard and JCW variants followed with over 330 units, while the MINI Cooper in all its variants came in third with over 250 units.
Meanwhile, BMW Motorrad continued to excel in its promise to Make Life a Ride, with the Adventure segment leading the way with more than 990 units delivered, up from over 760 in 2024 – a growth of 30.6% – led by the acclaimed BMW R 1300 GS Adventure.
The Urban Mobility segment also saw steady growth at over 400 units compared to 370 in 2024, with the fully-electric BMW CE 04 emerging as the segment's top performer.
BMW Group Financial Services Malaysia funded over 4,440 vehicles in 2025, continuing to provide flexible and transparent financing solutions that complement the Premium Ownership Experience with an overall healthy penetration rate of 35.8%.
Among all vehicles funded, over 1,200 contracts (41%) were funded digitally.
Notably, BMW Group Financial Services Malaysia achieved the highest penetration rate for BMW Motorrad in the Asia Pacific region at 67.7%.
Furthermore, BMW Group Malaysia maintained its position of excellence in customer satisfaction, achieving one of the highest net promoter scores in the world across all three brands.
The BMW brand received a score of 96 for sales and 97 for service, while MINI attained scores of 96 for sales and 98 for service.
BMW Motorrad recorded scores of 98 for sales and 97 for service.
BMW Group Malaysia's deep commitment to the local automotive industry continues to strengthen, with the brand having exported over 11,800 vehicles to date to the Philippines and Thailand.
In partnership with Neptune Reliance, BMW Group Malaysia is constructing a new state-of-the-art Vehicle Distribution Centre in Selangor.
Construction started in October 2025 and operations are planned to commence in January 2027.
The Vehicle Distribution Centre will feature a built-up area of over 48,000 sq metres, equipped with mechanical hydraulic parking bays and EV (electric vehicle) charging bays, capable of accommodating over 3,000 vehicles.
Beyond that, BMW Group Malaysia continues to invest in developing local talent through partnerships with local institutions.
This includes the BMW NextGT programme with the Selangor Technical Skills Development Centre (STDC).
