Force Motors along with BMW Group India celebrates the roll-out of its 100,000th engine from the Chennai plant

BL Chennai Bureau Updated - June 10, 2025 at 03:23 PM.

Milestone marks a decade of Indo-German collaboration and shared commitment to ‘Make in India’

Officials of both Force Motors and BMW celebrating the rollout of the 100,000th BMW engine from its Chennai Plant. | Photo Credit: supplied

Force Motors along with BMW today announced the roll-out of the 100,000th engine from its assembly facility in Chennai. A BMW X5 is the recipient of this milestone engine.

Established in 2015, Force Motors’ Chennai facility was set up exclusively to manufacture engines for the full range of BMW cars produced in India.

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The Chennai facility meets BMW Group’s global manufacturing standards while contributing significantly to its India operations.

Over the years, it has become a vital part of BMW Group’s localisation strategy, ensuring seamless integration of global excellence with local capabilities. The collaboration between BMW Group India and Force Motors is an example of the strong Indo-German industrial cooperation, the release said.

Published on June 10, 2025 09:34