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Calling out car makers on their hypocrisy

In February and March, BMW Group owned brand Mini and Volvo Cars have become the latest major car manufacturers to have announced a departure from leather in the interiors of their next generation vehicles. Both companies cited a move towards greater sustainability amid a host of green initiatives, including a focus on electric mobility, and stated that going forward they would offer fabric or leather alternatives instead.

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Rolls-Royce best first quarter results to date

Across the BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce brands, BMW Group has delivered a total of 636,606 vehicles, up 33.5%, and achieved a record high for the first quarter of 2021. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars had its best first quarter results in its 116-year history.

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ICT responds to Mini’s decision to ditch leather seats

The International Council of Tanners (ICT) has responded to carmaker Mini’s decision to discontinue leather in its interior offer. In the letter, Dr Kerry Senior, Secretary, ICT, expressed his disappointment and asked the automotive manufacturer to reconsider the decision.

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E-mobility drives BWM Group targets

BMW Group says its operations remained well on course during the second quarter, despite a challenging market environment, with the German car manufacturer achieving improvements in both earnings and profitability compared with the first quarter.

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