A blaze in Bavaria

BMW 7 Series final inspection Dingolfing

The foundations have been laid at BMW’s Dingolfing plant to make more electrified models and components, but more is yet to come. Michael Nash reports

As its largest production site in Europe, BMW Dingolfing is a hive of activity, and is a little unusual when compared to most other car factories. Not only does it churn out a long list of different models, it is also home to the production of various parts and components that are shipped to other sites before being used in cars, some of which do not carry the BMW badge.

Below is a rundown of what goes on behind the factory doors at Dingolfing, as well as a roundup of the latest investments and production activities.

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