The company said it was engaged in multi-level talks with U.S. policymakers and that its arguments for easing tariffs were being acknowledged.

BMW confirmed its full-year guidance and said it expects current tariff increases to be temporary with reductions to come in July, striking a more upbeat tone on its prospects than most peers.Several automakers either suspended their outlooks or added caveats to their annual targets,

BMW expects U.S. car tariffs to decline from July, based on its contacts with U.S. officials, a more upbeat assessment of the trade situation than many rivals and leading the German luxury automaker to confirm its 2025 outlook.