BMW has withdrawn its official vehicle offer for the AfD landtag president following a political election, and the AfD has approached Elon Musk.
BMW withdrew a company car lease for the Saxony-Anhalt parliament president, ending a deal with the AfD-led government, which won a decisive victory in September.
- BMW withdrew its leasing offer for the Landtag President's company car and will no longer provide a vehicle for the Saxony-Anhalt State Parliament President.
- AfD politician Beatrix von Storch contacted Elon Musk regarding a Tesla.
- BMW Group stated it would not comment on individual customer relationships.
- BMW's CEO said right-wing populism harms Germany's economic position, calling it a poison for an open economy.
- Tobias Rausch was elected president of the Saxony-Anhalt State Parliament on the same day.
- Tobias Rausch, the AfD Landtag President, will no longer have a BMW company car.
- BMW withdrew a leasing contract for the Saxony-Anhalt Parliament.
- Ulrich Sigmund announced he would ride a Simson moped to the state premier election.
- The AfD in Saxony-Anhalt won a convincing victory in the September elections and is classified as securely right-wing extremist by the state's constitutional protection agency.
- The newly elected parliament president from AfD took over a BMW Series 7.
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