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What do bicycles have in common with Electric Vehicles? Quite a lot if you ask Lars Nielsen, Managing Director of BMW Group Asia and Kidd Yam, Head of MINI Asia. They join Sheldon Trollope for a bike ride and share their passion for driving and cycling.  

This new video series by BMW Group Asia and CarBuyer Singapore shows that sustainability can be found in all aspects of life – especially everyone’s favourite pastime, eating. First stop: Bollywood Farms!

Tech360.tv speaks with Peter Chambers, Managing Director (Sales) of AMD Asia Pacific & Japan, about the company's efforts in achieving peak efficiency in their products while keeping their sustainable goals on track.

Tech360.tv speaks with Cheryl Goh, Group VP of Marketing and Sustainability and founding CMO of Grab, about Grab’s journey to achieving a sustainable business with all its partners.

Tech360.tv speaks with Nuholt Huisamen, Senior Vice President & Managing Director, East Asia Pacific, Levi Strauss & Co., on how the global leader in jeanswear is implementing sustainability through their ‘profits through principle’ approach.

While electrified BMWs only appeared on Singapore roads in 2014, the company’s legacy in electromobility dates as far back as 1972. BMW Group Asia’s Managing Director, Lars Nielsen, tells Yanni Tan of Prestige why the automaker is helming pole position in the global green motoring revolution.

From the BMW i3, to its EVs of tomorrow: Sustainability isn't just a buzzword at BMW, but a sacred value that sharpens it as a brand of aspirational luxury.

BMW M has been responsible for some of the most widely celebrated cars on the road. As the brand celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, Sgcarmart takes a look at how it has grown over time and ponder what's still to come in the future.

Tech360.tv speaks with Claire Wong, Head of DBS Foundation, on how each of us has a part to play in going green and how DBS is pushing their sustainability agenda through their commitments to social enterprises.

Sharp, sporty and luxurious. TopGear Singapore finds out why the BMW 318i is a class act, and the only car a young executive could ever need.

Cutting tailpipe emissions still matters. But as electric vehicle adoption moves towards a tipping point, some car makers are looking at a different decarbonisation strategy. They want to use as many reusable raw materials as possible in their designs.

BMW's suite of contactless services give you more time to spend on what really matters: the pursuit of joy.

It’s quite amazing to see how the BMW M4 has evolved through the ages. What started out as a homologation special is now a track-ready performance coupe for the masses. And it is blisteringly quick.

Why is the BMW 3 Series so much fun to drive? CarBuyer Singapore has a debate on the merits of the BMW M3 Competition and the BMW M340i xDrive as they relate to the roads of Singapore.

Is there a perfect middle ground between blistering performance for the track, and for day-to-day use? BMW's M Division says yes, with the M Performance range.