BMW is largest U.S. automotive exporter by value for 7th consecutive year

For the seventh consecutive year, BMW led the nation in automotive exports by value, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Commerce. BMW exported 218,820 Sports Activity Vehicles and Coupes during 2020 with an export value of more than $8.9 billion.
 
BMW is largest U.S. automotive exporter by value for 7th consecutive year

The BMWs produced in Spartanburg, South Carolina, were exported through the Port of Charleston, SC (more than 189,000 units), and through five other southeastern ports: Savannah, GA; Brunswick, GA; Jacksonville, FL; Miami, FL; and Everglades, FL. More than 13,000 BMWs were also exported via rail.
 
The top five export countries from BMW were China (23.3% of export volume), Germany (12.9%), South Korea (7.8%), Canada (6%), and Russia (5.3%).

"Claiming the top spot once again for U.S. automotive exports is a direct result of the commitment and dedication of the Plant Spartanburg team during the challenging 2020 production year," said Knudt Flor, president and CEO of BMW Manufacturing. "BMW is proud to contribute to the U.S. balance of trade as we continue to be the leading manufacturer of premium vehicles for the world."

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