Fact or fiction This is what we know about the BMW pickup
Would it be a dream or a reality for BMW fans to know our future? What millions of people are waiting for is a miracle for BMW brandsThere has been a lot of speculation lately about BMW's intention to make a pickup and add it to its fleet of high-performance,
In an interview with Australia's Auto Joe, Vikram Bauah, chairman of BMW Group Australia, said the world would not see a pick-up from BMW in the near future because the company would not manufacture the vehicles. She does not think of putting her brand on vehicles made by other companies.
In reference to the course of the pick-up vehicle of the Mercedes, the Mercedes-Benz X-Class, which relies on the structural wheelbase of Nissan Navarra.
The comments come in line with previous comments made by BMW's head of research and development, Klaus Frulech, saying that sales of pickup vehicles have risen sharply in the past five years and have attracted a large segment of customers, Only the chip may want to buy a luxury pickup at a high price.Vikram Bauah added that the pick-up vehicle would not have a suitable place in the range of cars offered by the company, and they did not intend to change this in the future. The German company focuses its efforts on making luxury cars and making pickups not part of this. Operation, at least not in the near future.
"I do not see any need for a pick-up now, we are focusing our efforts on making our luxury cars, I think the company has made it very clear that we are working in luxury cars and that's what we're going to do," said Vikram Bowah.
BMW's philosophy is clear and simple: if the company wants you to make a good and competitive pickup, a new chassis structure must be made, which will cost the company a lot. What Mercedes did with the Nissan Navarra for the Mercedes X-Class is something It is against BMW's philosophy. But until that time when BMW makes a real pickup, you can always enjoy these photos.
