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BMW Brilliance reportedly began layoffs on November 2, cutting about 1,800 jobs or roughly 10% of its workforce as sales fell 21.8% year-on-year to 376,000 vehicles in China's first three quarters. The reductions primarily affect production roles while the joint venture prepares to roll out Neue Klasse electric vehicles locally.
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