BMW Group, Intel and Mobileye Team Up to Bring Fully Autonomous Driving to Streets by 2021
BMW Group, Intel, and Mobileye are joining forces to make self-driving vehicles and future mobility concepts become a reality
BMW Group, Intel, and Mobileye are joining forces to make self-driving vehicles and future mobility concepts become a reality
BMW is accelerating its search for technology partners as it races with Tesla Motors, General Motors, Apple, Google and others...
BMW's i Division has slowed down its focus on pure electric cars and is now increasing its focus on autonomous driving and artificial intelligence.
BMW and Mercedes-Benz are in a tight race to become the world's leader in autonomous technology, with Mercedes-Benz having a slight lead.
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After hearing and discussing many of the pitfalls of self-driving cars, we look at the potential it has to benefit the automotive world on a large scale.
The Atuopilot autonomous driving feature of the Tesla Model S is making big waves, so Top Gear tests it against BMW's system in the new 7 Series.
Nevijo Mance, a vice-president of BMW China says the Chinese market is likely to host the most self-driving cars.
With autonomous driving aids becoming more and more popular among automakers, Car and Driver has decided to test them against each other.
After showcases some very impressive technology at this year's CES, BMW says it wants to make all of that tech disappear to the driver.
According to a recent study, it turns out that automakers have more technology in the field of autonomous cars than technology companies.
BMW's Head of Research and Development, Klaus Frohlich, claims that artificial intelligence is already present in BMW's technology.