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BMW begins installation of production systems at Bavaria plant

Last updated: June 27, 2025 5:55 am
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BMW Group has recently started the installation of production systems at its new assembly plant in Irlbach, Bavaria, Germany, dedicated to high-voltage batteries. The construction of this high-voltage battery assembly plant began in April 2024 and is progressing steadily. The first high-voltage batteries for testing are expected to be produced by the end of 2025, with series production set to commence by the end of 2026.

To ensure the success of this project, BMW Group is leveraging German expertise, with local Bavarian companies playing a significant role in the construction and manufacturing processes. In the coming months, the company’s employees will collaborate with partner firms to assemble and build the production facilities at the Plant Irlbach-StraĂźkirchen plant.

This new facility is expected to create 1,600 job opportunities, and BMW Group is actively recruiting individuals to support the plant’s operations. Currently, the company is producing the fifth generation of high-voltage batteries at the competence center for e-mobility in Dingolfing, located 40km away from the new assembly plant.

Milan Nedeljković, a member of BMW Production’s board management, emphasized the importance of this investment, stating, “The Neue Klasse is full of innovations, and this is also reflected in manufacturing technologies. In future, German vehicle plants will be supplied with sixth-generation high-voltage batteries from this location. The BMW Group has made a conscious decision to invest in Bavaria. This work proves that high-tech has a future in Germany.”

In a recent announcement, BMW Group revealed its progress in exploring all-solid-state battery (ASSB) technology by integrating large-format ASSB cells from Solid Power into its test vehicle, the BMW i7, operating in the Munich area. This move showcases the company’s commitment to innovation and sustainability in the automotive industry.

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As BMW Group continues to push the boundaries of electric vehicle technology and production, the new assembly plant in Irlbach represents a significant step towards advancing e-mobility and solidifying Germany’s position as a leader in high-tech manufacturing. The company’s dedication to excellence and cutting-edge solutions is evident in its strategic investments and partnerships, paving the way for a sustainable future in the automotive sector.

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