BMW Group Plants

Welcome to BMW Group Plant Debrecen.

In Debrecen, in northeastern Hungary, the BMW Group operates a full-scale vehicle manufacturing plant built on more than 400 hectares, representing one of the company’s newest and most innovative production sites. This is where series production of the first model of the Neue Klasse – the new BMW iX3 – began at the end of 2025.

The Debrecen plant has been developed in line with the BMW iFACTORY concept, built on digitalisation and designed for efficient and sustainable operations. The Neue Klasse sets a new benchmark in premium mobility with its innovative design language, next-generation electric drivetrains and a fully integrated digital experience.

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House rules(pdf, 298 kB)

Safety and Security Rules(pdf, 4 MB)

Occupational Health and Safety Policy(pdf, 495 kB)

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Careers at the
Debrecen Plant.

Are you interested in working at BMW Group Plant Debrecen and being part of our Team? If so, please visit the link below for checking the available career opportunities.

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Apprenticeship

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Students

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Professionals

News from BMW Group plant in Debrecen.

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Double victory: BMW iX3 named “World Car of the Year” and “World Electric Vehicle” 2026.

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First BMW Neue Klasse vehicles rolls off the production line in BMW Group plant Debrecen..

A customer in Debrecen takes delivery of one of the first BMW models manufactured in Hungary.

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Efficient, sustainable, digital: New BMW Group Plant Debrecen set to begin series production of the BMW iX3 in late October.

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In the BMW Group PressClub you will find the latest news about the Debrecen plant and many other topics.

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Business to Business - B2B.

Is your company interested in becoming a partner for BMW Group Plant Debrecen?

You can register and contact us via:

BMW Group Partner Portal

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Responsibility.

The BMW Group's responsibility encompasses different aspects to be a responsible corporate citizen and this commitment extends to various areas, e.g. including sustainability, employee well-being, and engagement with local communities.

Environmental Policy(pdf, 366 kB)

Annual Energy Report 2024(pdf, 119 kB)

Annual Energy Report 2023(pdf, 415 kB)

Please read the privacy notice concerning the BMW Group Plant Debrecen here.

You can report cases of suspected non-compliance with the law and/or other binding regulations through the BMW Group complaint channels. For further information, please visit BMW Group’s Human Rights page.

Art Project.

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For more than 40 years now, the BMW Group has initiated and engaged in over 100 cultural cooperations worldwide. The company places the main focus of its long-term commitment on modern and contemporary art, music as well as architecture and design. So far, the initiative has fostered more than 500 selected art talents around the globe, with more than 30 art projects in total helping kickstart the careers of art and design students. Early works in different media are showcased in various forms of exhibition and display at BMW sites, bringing joy to associates and visitors alike. Artworks can be found at BMW facilities across Germany, Europe, the US and Asia.

The art project in Hungary is an initiative by BMW Group Plant Debrecen to support the architecture and design-related projects of talented students from three prestigious Hungarian universities: the Eszterházy Károly Catholic University, the Hungarian University of Fine Arts and the University of Debrecen.

The unique art concepts and art pieces created in the project were inspired by the iFACTORY principle.