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The new BMW 5 Series, including the all-new fully-electric BMW i5, celebrated the official start of production today at BMW Group Plant Dingolfing, in the presence of Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder. The site in Lower Bavaria, which is celebrating 50 years of BMW automotive production in 2023, has now ramped up its third fully-electric model in two years, following the BMW iX and BMW i7. Pure battery-electric vehicles’ share of total production at the BMW Group’s largest European manufacturing location is projected to increase to over 40 percent next year.To achieve this, the BMW Group is relying on flexible architectures and offering most of its models to customers around the world with different drive train variants. The BMW 5 Series – like the BMW 7 Series and BMW X1 before it – will be available with a fully-electric drive train or internal combustion engine, or as a plug-in hybrid. This requires a high degree of flexibility, but allows the company to utilise its plants’ capacity efficiently and adjust its offering to customer demand. Nedeljković: “We are following the market. Customer requirements determine what the actual drive train mix looks like.” This has been made possible by extensive investments in the production network. The BMW Group has invested more than one billion euros in integrating the BMW iX, BMW 7 Series and BMW 5 Series at the Dingolfing vehicle plant.
During a visit to Tremblay-en-France, on the outskirts of Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron announces the deployment of "5,000 additional sports infrastructures" by 2024, representing an investment of "a little over 100 million euros". IMAGES
The Flanders region of Belgium is a true heartland in the sport of cycling thanks to its mythical cobbled climbs. Dotted around a region known as the Flemish Ardennes, they are short, steep and provide the backdrop for some of the best races in the cycling calendar such as the Tour of Flanders, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Gent-Wevelgem. The sheer number of these climbs is endless so we have decided to condense them down to our top five. Let us know which climbs you would have included in the comments below... If you loved this video, and found the content useful viewing please make sure to give it a thumbs up and share it with all of your friends Thanks to Cycling Flanders for helping put together this video. See more from them here: https://www.cyclinginflanders.cc Keep up to date with more of our content by subscribing to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/Cyclistthri... and also our Newsletter, here: https://bit.ly/3tUWWYt See the latest news, tech and in-depth product and bike reviews on our website https://www.cyclist.co.uk/ Cyclist Shop:https://shop.cyclist.co.uk/ Submit your questions and comments below Tell us what new cycling trends/topics excite you? That way we can create more engaging content in the areas that interest you the most. Watch more on the Cyclist YouTube Channel, https://youtu.be/H1HXVzuY1QY https://youtu.be/p1aF4ha-e4Q https://youtu.be/Nv-UMJSBfT4 https://youtu.be/_xY28vTDyZs https://youtu.be/Re00TwUyMZo Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CyclistMag/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cyclist_mag/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/cyclist
Tulcan, Sep 11 (EFE).- Authorities, friends, family and residents of the Ecuadorian city of Tulcán, the capital of the Andean province of Carchi, received with massive party Saturday Richard Carapaz, the cyclist and gold medalist from the past Olympic Games in Tokyo. (Camera: XAVIER MONTALVO).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE GATHER TO WELCOME CYCLIST AND GOLD MEDALIST FROM TOKYO OLYMPICS, RICHARD CARAPAZ, IN TULCAN, CARCHI, PROVINCE, ECUADOR.
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