BMW

The current model lines of BMW cars are:

• 1 Series five-door hatchbacks (model code F40). A four-door sedan variant (model code F52) is also sold in China and Mexico.^[1]
• 2 Series two-door coupes (model code G42), "Active Tourer" five-seat MPVs (U06) and four-door "Gran Coupe" fastback sedans (model code F44).
• 3 Series four-door sedans (model code G20) and five-door station wagons (G21).
• 4 Series two-door coupes (model code G22), two-door convertibles (model code G23) and five-door "Gran Coupe" fastbacks (model code G26).
• 5 Series four-door sedans (model code G30) and five-door station wagons (G31). A long-wheelbase sedan variant (G38) is also sold in China.
• 6 Series "Gran Turismo" five-door fastbacks (model code G32)
• 7 Series four-door sedans (model code G70).
• 8 Series two-door coupes (model code G14), two-door convertibles (G15) and "Gran Coupe" four-door fastback sedans (G16).

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  1 Series (F40)
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  2 Series Gran Coupé (F44)
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  2 Series (G42)
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  3 Series (G20)
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  4 Series (G22)
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  5 Series (G30)
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  6 Series (G32)
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  7 Series (G70)
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  8 Series (G15)

The current model lines of the X Series SUVs and crossovers are:

• X1 (U11)
• X2 (F39)
• X3 (G01)
• X4 (G02)
• X5 (G05)
• X6 (G06)
• X7 (G07)
• XM (G09)

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  X1 (U11)
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  X2 (F39)
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  X3 (G01)
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  X4 (G02)
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  X5 (G05)
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  X6 (G06)
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  X7 (G07)
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  XM (G09)

All-electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles are sold under the BMW i sub-brand. The current model range consists of:

• i4 D-segment (compact) liftback, powered by one or two electric motors
• i7 F-segment (full-size) sedan, powered by two electric motors
• iX1 C-segment (subcompact) SUV, powered by two electric motors
• iX3 D-segment (compact) SUV, powered by one electric motor
• iX E-segment (mid-size) SUV, powered by two electric motors

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  i4
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  i7
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  iX1
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  iX3
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  iX

The BMW M GmbH subsidiary (called BMW Motorsport GmbH until 1993) started making high-performance versions of various BMW models in 1978.

Plantilla:As of, the M lineup is:^[2]

• M2 two-door coupe
• M3 four-door sedan and five-door station wagon
• M4 two-door coupe/convertible
• M5 four-door sedan
• M8 two-door coupe/convertible and four-door sedan
• X3 M compact SUV^[3]
• X4 M compact coupe SUV^[3]
• X5 M mid-size SUV^[4]
• X6 M mid-size coupe SUV^[5]

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  M2
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  M3
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  M4
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  M5
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  M8
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  X3 M
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  X4 M
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  X5 M
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  X6 M

BMW has a long history of motorsport activities, including:

• Touring cars, such as DTM, WTCC, ETCC and BTCC
• Formula One
• Endurance racing, such as 24 Hours Nürburgring, 24 Hours of Le Mans, 24 Hours of Daytona and Spa 24 Hours
• Isle of Man TT
• Dakar Rally
• American Le Mans Series
• IMSA SportsCar Championship
• Formula BMW – a junior racing Formula category.
• Formula Two
• Formula E

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  2016 BMW M4 DTM
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  2016 BMW M6 GT3
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  2016 BMW S1000RR