BERLIN, ‌Dec 2 (Reuters) - German carmaker BMW ‍aims ‌to cut its CO2 equivalent emissions ⁠by at ‌least 60 million metric tons by 2035 from 2019 levels, it ⁠said on Tuesday, setting new mid-term goals ​within the longer-term target of ‌achieving net zero ⁠by 2050.

The new goal, which applies to all drive variants ​across a vehicle's life cycle, represents an additional reduction of about 20 million tons of ​CO2E ‍beyond its ​existing target for 2030, it said.

To achieve the goals, which cover vehicles' design, raw material sourcing, production and use, BMW said ⁠it would increasingly use renewable energy in production ​and in the supply chain, products and processes and ensure a bigger share of ‌its fleet is electrified.

(Reporting by Madeline Chambers, editing by Thomas Seythal)