BMW

Deliveries outside China and the Americas continued falling in October

08/11/19 -"China has been the prime driving force behind BMW’s delivery growth in 2019 and the USA has contributed a small share as well. On the other hand, Europe as well as RoW held the growth rate back, i.e. ..."

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