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Watch this color changing BMW in action
Automaker BMW unveiled a pair of concept cars under the name BMW i Vision Dee during its CES 2023 event. The cars interact with drivers through color-changing panels and a front display that creates something like facial expressions.
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BMW's i Vision Dee Sedan Is a Chameleon-Like Concept with Mind-Bending Traits
Not only can the i Vision Dee change colors and make faces, but its windshield also acts as a screen—think virtual reality without the headset.
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BMW and Toyota plan to release jointly-built fuel cell cars in 2025
BMW and Toyota plan to sell jointly-created fuel cell cars starting in 2025..
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BMW’s Heated Seats as a Service Model Has Drivers Seeking Hacks
THERE’S BEEN A bit of a backlash to the news that BMW will now charge owners a subscription to use the heated seats in their cars if they weren’t a paid-for option when new. The German carmaker has been putting extra features like high-beam assist behind a paywall for a couple of years now, and you pay to access the pre-installed software feature.
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BMW Wants to Charge for Heated Seats. These Grey Market Hackers Will Fix That.
A vibrant community of BMW “coders” has modified the luxury vehicles for years. Now they’re ready to unlock BMW’s controversial heated seat subscription.
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No, BMW is not making heated seats a subscription for US cars
In Korea, BMW will let owners subscribe to options instead of buying them outright.
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BMW unveils car that changes colour at touch of a button
BMW has unveiled a chameleon car that changes colour, in the latest attempt by automotive firms to combine their vehicles with cutting-edge technology. The German car firm said it was “bringing the car body to life” with the specially developed body wrap for its all-electric iX SUV model, which uses the same technology as Amazon’s Kindle e-reader.
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BMW removing touchscreen from a bunch of models due to chip shortage
Some unfortunate chip shortage news just broke for those in the market for a new BMW. Certain models are going to lose their touchscreen functionality to save silicon and allow BMW to maintain its current production levels. The news broke on the Bimmerfest forum, but BMW has since confirmed it to both Edmunds and us.
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Some new BMWs won't have touchscreens thanks to chip shortage
You may end up with a touchpad instead of a touchscreen.
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New Jersey man plummets nine storeys onto roof of BMW — and survives
Christina Smith, a 21-year-old witness, says she watched the man stand up and noticed one of his arms dangle unnaturally at his side
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BMW's New Overspray-Free Paint Works Like An Inkjet Printer And Offers "Limitless" Customizations
Debuting on the new BMW M4 and effectively working like an inkjet printer, the new process saves paint, time, and money.
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BMW’s new CE 02 mini-bike concept is electric
A stout little two-wheeler for cruising through the city
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Volkswagen, BMW fined $1 billion for colluding to make dirtier cars
Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz parent company Daimler spent years illegally colluding to slow the deployment of cleaner emissions technology, says the European Union, which is dishing out fines as a result.
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BMW Will Publicly Shame Out-of-Warranty Drivers with Smart Billboards and License Plate Readers
Just when you thought you've heard enough about your car's warranty from incessant scam calls, BMW wants in on the action. New smart billboards in the United Kingdom will read BMW owners' license plates and broadcast to the world if your BMW's warranty has expired, reports Motoring Research.
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BMW’s new electric scooter concept aims to be your perfect cyberpunk mount
BMW is trying to reclaim its mantle as a leader in electric mobility. As part of a suite of announcements outlining the German automaker’s latest products, BMW revealed a bold new electric scooter concept: the Motorrad Definition CE 04.
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BMW wants to sell you subscriptions to your car’s featuresnch
BMW today announced a number of updates to its in-car software experience during a VR press event, complete with a virtual drive through Munich to show off some of these features.
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BMW wants customers to pay a subscription fee to use features the car already has installed, like a heated steering wheel or adaptive cruise control
BMW's new setup is similar to Tesla's, which famously offers over-the-air updates for customers long after purchase.
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Heated seats as a service? BMW wants to sell car features on demand
BMW says it's a way to try before you buy, but do people want an extra monthly fee?
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BMW’s new flat logo is everything that’s wrong with modern logo design
Introduced alongside the new i4 electric sedan concept.
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Android Auto is Finally coming to BMW in July 2020
BMW has announced that it will be offering wireless Android Auto integration beginning July 2020 for vehicles with BMW Operating System 7.0.
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