BMW and MINI are transforming car manufacturing with self-driving vehicles that navigate themselves off the assembly line.

Transitioning from a pilot program to series operations, BMW and Mini models will move through factories without human drivers

The push for hydrogen-powered logistics at Plant Regensburg targets areas where efficiency, sustainability, and space constraints converge. Starting with operations in critical zones such as the press shop,

BMW is one step closer to self-driving cars - not on the road (yet) but inside a production facility, one of the most complex and busy driving environments in the world. With this, a new BMW i7 or even a Mini product can drive itself through the building,

The BMW Group is systematically advancing the digitalisation and automation of its production processes within the BMW iFACTORY framework. Since 2022, the company has been testing Automated Driving In-Plant (AFW) for new vehicles at its largest European plant in Dingolfing.