BMW plans to offer a new operating system and “panoramic” display in its new cars starting from the end of this year.
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LAS VEGAS – BMW plans to offer a new operating system and “surround” display in all of its upcoming vehicles starting at the end of this year.
The new “BMW iDrive” system features a windshield-length display and is powered by “BMW Operating System X” that the German automaker unveiled on Tuesday during the CES technology show.
BMW’s new display at the base of the windshield is an emerging trend in the automotive industry. The goal is to provide drivers with more information but keep their attention on the road.
Frank Weber, who is responsible for BMW car development, said in a press release: “With this advancement, we are giving one of the best and most comprehensive infotainment systems in the world even more powerful functions and once again setting the standard for multi-mode The industry benchmark for interaction.
Display content similar to Ford Motor Company’s Lincoln brand, including SUV named Nautilus Launched last year.
The new BMW system also features a “multifunction steering wheel” that lights up relevant buttons depending on how the vehicle is used.
The system will first be launched internationally, followed by a first rollout in the United States planned for mid-2026.
