Weak demand for the polarizing SUV could prompt BMW to axe its flagship M model.
There are no signs of a facelift, let alone a second generation.
The XM is one of several BMW models reportedly at risk of being discontinued.
With only 7,608 units sold globally in 2025, the XM was the slowest-selling BMW, with even the now-defunct Z4 roadster faring better. This year is looking even worse, as demand through June fell by 22.4 percent to 2,816 cars compared with the first six months of last year. Of course, given its lofty asking price, Munich never really expected its plug-in hybrid SUV to be a huge seller. The problem is that the numbers are…
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