BMW Manufacturing announced April 30 it celebrated its seven millionth BMW produced at Plant Spartanburg.
The vehicle, a BMW ALPINA XB7, which will remain at the factory as part of the BMW historic collection, was painted ALPINA green metallic and includes features like
A 4.4-liter BMW ALPINA Bi-Turbo V8, 32-valve engine- A special designed ALPINA front apron, rear diffuser and rear spoiler
- Floormats with the ALPINA emblem
- An ALPINA commemorative badge
- 23-inch ALPINA CLASSIC CS16 wheels
- Tartufo full merino leather upholstery
- ALPINA walnut nature black trim
- Panoramic sky lounge LED roof
- Second-row captain’s chairs
- A leather steering wheel has blue and green stitching with an ALPINA badge in the center
“This beautiful BMW ALPINA XB7 is a testament to the great product we have, the quality of our supplier network, and the unwavering commitment and dedication of our valued associates,” said Robert Engelhorn, president and CEO of BMW Manufacturing. “For over 30 years, BMW has proudly invested in South Carolina and its people, creating a remarkable legacy. We are excited about our future as we prepare to assemble fully electric vehicles at this plant.”
In 2025, Plant Spartanburg associates assembled nearly 400,000 BMWs and almost 225,000 of these vehicles were exported to 120 countries.
