The Open de España presented by Madrid will have a 60-vehicle electric fleet from BMW at Club de Campo Villa de Madrid this October. The tournament, one of Spain’s biggest golf events, is scheduled for October 8 to 11, 2026, in Madrid, information from the official DP World Tour calendar.
BMW is sending its electric fleet to provide transport at the tournament. Players and officials will travel in the company’s latest models, as will VIPs. The new BMW i3 will make its first appearance as the second car in the Neue Klasse series, while the BMW iX5, a fully electric version of the X5, will also be there. Fans will be able to see both cars up close.
The Open de España is part of the DP World Tour. In recent years, the tournament has pushed for more sustainable practices in professional golf, and BMW’s electric fleet is now a basic part of that effort. The aim is to cut emissions and show that green mobility works at major events. The move fits a broader trend in the car industry: Spain’s auto sector has seen similar steps, including the Leapmotor B10 rollout, as reported by industry sources.
Fans can also take part in the returning “Hoyo en Uno” challenge. Anyone who scores a hole-in-one this year will win a BMW iX5. BMW wants its electric cars to stand out as something special, with uses beyond getting around.
BMW has worked with the Open de España before, and this year the focus on electric cars is bigger than ever. The company aims to demonstrate progress in technology and sustainability. For Spain, the event reflects the growing presence of electric cars in sports and daily life.
