According to reports, the BMW Group plans to provide voluntary termination compensation plans to thousands of employees in Germany as part of the company's cost reduction and competitiveness. BMW Global plans to cut around 8,000 jobs, most of which will come from the German market. This voluntary separation program is mainly aimed at employees in R&D, product planning and other functional departments of enterprises, and production line workers are not covered. The company also plans to streamline management levels over the next few months. The program is expected to start in October and continue until 2027.

According to reports, the BMW Group plans to provide voluntary termination compensation plans to thousands of employees in Germany as part of the company's cost reduction and competitiveness. BMW Global plans to cut around 8,000 jobs, most of which will come from the German market. This voluntary separation program is mainly aimed at employees in R&D, product planning and other functional departments of enterprises, and production line workers are not covered. The company also plans to streamline management levels over the next few months. The program is expected to start in October and continue until 2027.