BMW's Robertson Says China Sales Met Expectations

The transcript covers BMW's sales strategy in China, focusing on the five series and market competition. It discusses joint ventures, market dynamics, and potential changes in China's automotive policies. The impact of industrial action in the UK and BMW's response to Brexit and elections are also addressed. Finally, the transcript explores trends in the electric vehicle market and regulatory developments.

What is BMW's main goal for the five series in China?

• To introduce a new model

• To build on its past success

• To reduce production costs

• To focus on electric vehicles

How does BMW view the competition from domestic car makers in China?

• They ignore it completely

• They take it very seriously

• They believe it is insignificant

• They plan to exit the market

What is BMW's stance on potential changes to joint venture regulations in China?

• They are against any changes

• They are indifferent to changes

• They plan to dissolve their joint venture

• They are happy with their current partner

What is a significant factor driving the electric vehicle market according to BMW?

• Government legislation

• Consumer demand

• Technological advancements

• Price reductions

What is BMW's approach to the potential industrial action in the UK?

• They plan to ignore it

• They will increase wages immediately

• They are disappointed and seek a solution

• They will relocate their factories

How does BMW view the impact of Brexit on their UK strategy?

• They will halt all investments

• They see it as business as usual

• They plan to exit the UK market

• They will move all operations to Europe

What is BMW's commitment to the UK market post-Brexit?

• They are committed to continuing

• They are undecided

• They are reducing their presence

• They are increasing their presence