BMW sold 93 variants in India in 2025, but just 10 PV delivered over 60% of sales. Our variant-wise data covers 15 years of BMW sales, with model, variant, vehicle type and body type for every version.
BMW Group India: Variant-Level Sales Data from 2010 onwards
- Coverage: BMW, MINI and BMW Motorrad sales in India, from 2010 to date: more than 15 years of history.
- Variant-level detail: 130+ model and variant names, mapped to 70+ unique models and engine variants.
- Three brands, one dataset: luxury cars (BMW), premium compact cars (MINI) and premium motorcycles (BMW Motorrad).
- Full product range:
- Sedans: 2 Series Gran Coupe, 3 Series Gran Limousine, 5 Series, 6 Series GT, 7 Series
- SUVs: X1, X3, X5, X7, XM
- Electric: iX1, iX, i4, i5, i7, MINI Cooper SE, Countryman Electric, CE 02, CE 04
- Performance: M2, M4, M5, M8, Z4, M340i
- Motorcycles: G 310 series, F 850/900 GS, R 1250/1300 GS, S 1000 RR, K 1600, R 18, R 12
- Clean, analysis-ready structure: every variant tagged by brand, vehicle type, segment, body style, model family, engine, trim, powertrain (ICE / EV / PHEV) and fuel (petrol / diesel / electric).
- Lifecycle view: track launches, facelifts (LCI), model changes and phase-outs across 15+ years, the basis for SOP/EOP analysis.
- EV transition insight: see how BMW’s electric line-up has grown against its petrol and diesel models.
- Diesel-to-petrol shift: follow the change in fuel mix across emission norm changes (BS-IV to BS-VI and BS-VI phase 2).
- Variant mix analysis: which engines and trims (e.g. M Sport, M Sport Pro, xLine) drive volume in each model.
Use cases
- Competitive benchmarking against Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volvo and JLR
- Product planning and portfolio gap analysis
- Dealer network and inventory planning
- EV adoption tracking in the luxury segment
- Investment and market-entry research
