BMW Buys Alpina, Brings Long-Time Collaborator In-House | Carscoops carscoops
has bought out Alpina, opening a new chapter on a relationship that stretches back over 50 years. The companies have struck a deal that means BMW will assume total control after December 31, 2025, when the current five year co-operation agreement expires.will continue to operate its sales, parts and accessories business, but the car production side of the business will move to one of BMW’s plants.
BMW already part assembles Alpina cars before sending them to Buchloe for final assembly.handle better. In the 1970s, Alpina cars scored big in motorsport and in 1983 the company was recognized as a manufacturer in its own right. Since then, BMW and Alpina have worked increasingly closely, with the Buchloe brand distinguishing itself from BMW’s M Division by focusing less on outright performance and more on a blend of performance and luxury.
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