BMW Group Canada reports Q4 2025 and full year sales results.

Richmond Hill, ON. BMW Group Canada (BMW and MINI
brands combined) reported sales of 10,049 vehicles for the fourth
quarter of 2025, an increase of +1.8% over the fourth quarter of 2024.
 The Group sold 36,369 vehicles in 2025, increasing year-to-date sales
by +4.7% versus 2024.

“The year 2025 was a significant one for the BMW Group in Canada,
with important product launches taking place and growth in key areas
of our business thanks to contributions from all of our brands and
sub-brands,” said Andrew Scott, president and CEO, BMW Group Canada. 
“I extend my sincere gratitude to the BMW Group retail network across
Canada; it is thanks to our strong collaboration and mutual commitment
that we were able to accomplish what we did in 2025. 

“Our product line up continued to resonate with both customers and
media last year, with BMW and MINI vehicles continuing to be
recognized for their excellence and innovation.  The BMW i4 once again
earned one of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada’s top
titles in 2025, being crowned Canadian Electric Car of the Year.  The
same group also recognized the BMW Digital Key Plus with its Best
Safety Innovation award.  AutoTrader named several BMW models the best
in their class, and Canadian Black Book named BMW the Best Overall
Brand – Electric in 2025.  The list continues, indicating we have not
only the right products in place, but – in many cases – the best and
most innovative products, as determined by third parties.

“The most important event of the year was the launch of the Neue
Klasse.  This launch was not simply the introduction of a new vehicle,
it was the introduction of the complete redefinition of the BMW
brand.  From production to development, from factory planning to
electric drivetrains, from user interface to driving experience, this
is an entirely new era of mobility for the BMW Group.  The first
production model of the Neue Klasse, the BMW iX3, arrives later this
year, and we cannot wait to introduce it to Canadians.”

BMW.

BMW brand sales were up for both the quarter and the year at the end
of 2025.  Sales of 8,742 units brought fourth quarter 2025 sales up
+0.3% compared to Q4 2024, while 31,347 year-do-date sales produced a
+2.4% increase for the luxury brand over the previous year.

Fast Facts:

Demonstrating a clear passion for performance, Canadians purchased
over 2,100 vehicles with an M badge in the fourth quarter of 2025
and more than 7,500 over the course of the year.  These results
represent quarterly and annual increases of +8.3% and +7.2% respectively.
BMW M and BMW M Performance models made up 24% of all BMW sales in
2025, placing Canada in the top three markets globally for BMW M
volume as a portion of total sales.
The BMW 3 Series remains a perennial favourite for the brand, with
fourth quarter sales more than doubling compared to Q4 2024. 
Year-over year sales were up +24.4%. 
The BMW 5 Series also experienced significant growth in 2025,
thanks in part to the introduction of the BMW M5 Touring to the
Canadian market.  Quarterly sales were up +72.4% versus Q4 2024,
while year-to-date sales increased +135.5%.
The flagship BMW 7 Series enjoyed +12.2% quarterly growth and
+6.6% annual growth.
BMW sold more than 1,300 electrified vehicles in Q4 2025 and 5,400
for the year, representing 15% of the brand’s quarterly sales volume
and 17% of annual volume, figures that were above the industry average. 

MINI.

MINI Canada enjoyed the first full year of sales for its new model
lineup, reporting 1,307 units sold in Q4 2025 and 5,022 units sold for
the year.  These results represent increases of +13.7% for the quarter
and +22.2% for the year and mark the brand’s best year of sales since
2019.  The strong results applied nationwide, with Canadians from
coast to coast showing their love for the iconic brand. 

Fast Facts:

The MINI Countryman – available in both fully-electric and
internal combustion formats – secured its best year on record in
2025, achieving not only its best volume (2,711 units sold), but
also marking its highest share of total sales at 54% of MINI’s
annual volume. 
Furthermore, the purely electric Countryman SE ALL4 made up more
than 20% of all MINI Countryman sales, and over 11% of total MINI sales. 
Continuing their appreciation for high-performance premium
vehicles, Canadians showed their love of MINI John Cooper Works
models, with the high-powered sub-brand contributing significantly
to the brand’s overall annual sales results. 
Sales of MINI John Cooper Works models were higher than any
previous year at 750 units, securing the largest share of overall
sales volume ever at roughly 15%.