BMW Group’s extensive U.S. manufacturing presence, with 30 sites across 12 states, provides a buffer against geopolitical shifts and tariffs, according to CEO Oliver Zipse. The Spartanburg plant, the largest BMW facility globally, produces about 65% of the vehicles sold in the U.S. Zipse noted that local production benefits the company amid potential tariffs, which could enhance its market share. With a $1.8 billion investment in electric vehicle production and a 19.5% increase in year-to-date U.S. EV sales, BMW is well-positioned for growth, especially in the SUV market.

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