BMW Group India is set to significantly expand its electric vehicle (EV) portfolio in 2026, with plans to roll out three new EV models. This move is a crucial part of the German automaker's strategy to aggressively increase its presence and sales in India's growing luxury car market. Hardeep Singh Brar, President and CEO of BMW Group India, confirmed these plans in an interview with Bloomberg. The company aims for electric vehicles to account for 25% of its total sales in India by 2026, a substantial rise from 21% recorded in 2025. BMW had a successful 2025, reporting record sales of approximately 18,000 vehicles across its BMW and MINI brands in India, with EV deliveries surging by over 200%. The luxury carmaker currently commands a dominant position in India's luxury EV segment, holding an estimated 60% market share. Beyond the new EV models, BMW's broader product offensive for 2026 includes the introduction of 27 new or significantly upgraded products across its brands. These launches are complemented by strategic investments, including approximately ₹400 crore with dealers to enhance facilities and charging infrastructure. This aggressive push comes amidst BMW's advocacy for the Indian government to maintain the current 5% Goods and Services Tax (GST) on electric vehicles in the upcoming Union Budget, with Brar emphasizing that a hike could hinder EV adoption and market momentum. The company is focusing exclusively on battery-powered vehicles for India, with no immediate plans for hybrid models.