BMW November 2025 sales: X1 tops, 5 Series holds second
BMW November 2025 sales: X1 leads, 5 Series ahead of 3 Series
BMW November 2025 sales: X1 tops, 5 Series holds second
BMW's November 2025 sales crown the X1 with 4,743 units, ahead of the 5 Series at 3,895 and the 3 Series at 2,903; YTD, X1 leads with 41,782, 5 Series second.
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BMW’s November 2025 sales crowned the new-generation BMW X1 (U11) as the clear winner: the compact crossover led the lineup with 4,743 units.Runner-up status went to the executive-grade BMW 5 Series, which posted a solid 3,895 units and comfortably outpaced the once most popular BMW 3 Series at 2,903.As the year-to-date picture firms up, the ranking looks much the same. From January through November 2025, the X1 also leads with 41,782 registered vehicles—almost eight thousand ahead of its nearest pursuer. The BMW 5 Series holds a steady second place with 33,720.Third place over the 11-month stretch belongs to the BMW 3 Series, totaling 29,343 units. The order appears settled heading into year’s end, and the momentum behind compact crossovers remains unmistakable.
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BMW November 2025 sales: X1 leads, 5 Series ahead of 3 Series
BMW's November 2025 sales crown the X1 with 4,743 units, ahead of the 5 Series at 3,895 and the 3 Series at 2,903; YTD, X1 leads with 41,782, 5 Series second.
Michael Powers, Editor
BMW’s November 2025 sales crowned the new-generation BMW X1 (U11) as the clear winner: the compact crossover led the lineup with 4,743 units.
Runner-up status went to the executive-grade BMW 5 Series, which posted a solid 3,895 units and comfortably outpaced the once most popular BMW 3 Series at 2,903.
As the year-to-date picture firms up, the ranking looks much the same. From January through November 2025, the X1 also leads with 41,782 registered vehicles—almost eight thousand ahead of its nearest pursuer. The BMW 5 Series holds a steady second place with 33,720.
Third place over the 11-month stretch belongs to the BMW 3 Series, totaling 29,343 units. The order appears settled heading into year’s end, and the momentum behind compact crossovers remains unmistakable.
