oh The BMW Group will invest around 700 million in the MINI factories in Oxford and Swindon. Electrification is underway and new models are to be manufactured in these units.
“With this new investment, we will build the Oxford plant to produce a new generation of electric MINIs and pave the way for the production of pure electric cars in the future,” said Milan Nedeljkovic, BMW Executive Board Member. Production.
The Oxford plant is preparing to produce two new all-electric MINI models from 2026, the 3-door Cooper and the Aceman crossover.
The development of the factories is supported by the UK Government and will help protect jobs at the Oxford factory and the pressing facility in Swindon.
“This decision is a huge vote of confidence in this Government’s work to ensure the continued strength of the UK economy and our automotive sector. We are proud to support the BMW Group’s investment, which will protect quality jobs, strengthen our supply chains and boost Britain’s economic growth,” said the UK Business and Trade Secretary. Kemi Badenoch said.
From 2030, the Oxford plant will exclusively produce all electric MINI models.
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