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THE FUTURE IS ELECTRIC, DIGITAL AND CIRCULAR.
OUR OBLIGATIONS.
- 01 The BMW Group has committed to complying with the Paris Climate Agreement and the accompanying 1.5-degree objective of Paris climate agreement.
- 02 The BMW Group has had all short-term CO2 reduction targets scientifically validated (Science-Based-Target initiative, SBTi) and, in addition to this, even designated still as the only car manufacturer (as of February 2023) a separate CO2 target for the supply chain.
- 03 Furthermore, the BMW Group has committed to the target of climate neutrality (SBTi “net zero”)
DISCOVER OUR HOLISTIC SUSTAINABILITY APPROACH AND THE i5.
SUSTAINABILITY IS A PERMANENT PART OF THE BMW GROUP STRATEGY.
OUR COMPREHENSIVE THREE-PILLAR APPROACH.
The declared target of the BMW Group is to cover all three dimensions of sustainability: ecological, social and economic over the entire value-added chain. Here these three pillars form the framework for action and jointly contribute to the set objectives. Along with the transparency of our objectives and results, this comprehensive approach is the fundamental basis for cooperation based on trust with our B2B customers.
Ecological.
The BMW Group feels itself obliged to achieve the targets of the Paris Climate Agreement and reduce CO2 emissions over the entire value-added chain while observing all ecological guidelines. Forming the essential constituents are environmental protection, efficient management with the available resources and further development of the circular economy as a crucial core element.
Social
The BMW Group sees itself as an enterprise and employer with social responsibility for its own employees and society. This is why it attaches great value to the health, diversity and development opportunities for its workforce. As a global player, the BMW Group is equally aware of its responsibility to society.
Economic.
The BMW Group is aware of its economic importance and organises its corporate governance in line with responsible principles directed towards increasing the value of the business on a sustainable basis. Of key importance is compliance with the guidelines, which we view as the foundation stone for long-term success and which are firmly enshrined within our corporate culture. Through this approach, we aim to avoid financial damage and a loss of trust in us from the outset. Consequently, our handling of possible risks never loses sight of the future and the consequences for our company.
BMW GROUP REPORT.
BMW SUSTAINABILITY RATINGS.
SERVICES.
MILESTONES IN THE FIELD OF SUSTAINABILITY.
SUSTAINABILITY HAS A LONG TRADITION IN THE BMW GROUP.
- 1970s
- 2000s
- 2010s
- 2020s
1972.
The BMW 1602 Elektro is unveiled to the public as the first vehicle from BMW with an electric drive at the Olympic Games in Munich.
1973.
The BMW Group is the first automobile manufacturer in the world to appoint its own environmental officer.
2000.
Sustainability becomes a fundamental guiding principle in the corporate strategy of the BMW Group.
Since 2001.
Membership of the BMW Group at the UN Global Compact. The first BMW Sustainability Report is published.
2007.
The technological developments of BMW EfficientDynamics on fuel reduction point the way to the future.
2009.
Sustainability becomes a permanent corporate target for the BMW Group.
2011.
Sustainability is an integral part of the procurement process and an essential purchasing criterion.
2012.
Definition of ten sustainability targets to be achieved by the year 2022.
2013.
The BMW i3 is presented to the public as a pioneer in electromobility.
Since 2014.
Rating of the BMW Group via the EcoVadis platform.
2020.
Specification of ambitious targets for reducing CO2 over the entire value-added chain.
Since 2020.
Sustainability is at the centre of strategic orientation of the BMW Group.
2021.
The BMW i Vision Circular as a pioneer of the circular economy. The first integrated report is published for the year 2020.