RUSSIA: BMW to add X5 and X6 assembly in July

Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 2 July 2009

BMW plans to start producing X5 and X6 sport utility vehicles (SUVs) at the Avtotor plant in the Russian city of Kaliningrad in July.

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