BMW Won’t Put Ads Inside Your Car
BMW rules out selling ads that would be displayed on the infotainment as it believes the car should be your last private space.
We Asked BMW: Why Are Physical Buttons Going Away?
After celebrating the 25th anniversary of BMW Technology Office USA, we chatted with BMW on a wide range of digital topics, including iDrive
BMW Neue Klasse EVs Won’t Have The iDrive Controller
BMW's Head Of R&D Frank Weber has announced the Neue Klasse electric vehicles coming from 2025 will not incorporate the iDrive rotary knob.
How to Check for BMW iDrive Software Updates
Want to keep your BMW iDrive system up to date? Learn how to check for software updates using your VIN, the My BMW App, or the iDrive system itself.
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U.S. Dealers Now Offer iDrive 8.5 Update for 2023 BMW 7 Series
2023 BMW 7 Series models are now getting the update to iDrive 8.5. But in order to get the update, you need a specific hardware head unit
BMW’s Avatars Could Revolutionize Semi-Autonomous Display Experience
BMW to revolutionize semi-autonomous driving displays with avatars and animated graphics.These imaginative implementations aim to establish a more engaging and intuitive connection between the driver and the semi-autonomous driving system.
iDrive 8.5 coming to certain U.S. models this July
Starting from July production, BMW iDrive 8.5 will be implemented in the following BMW models: iX, i4, and 7 Series
SPIED: This is What the 2025 MINI Cooper E Infotainment System Will Look Like
The interior of the upcoming 2025 MINI Cooper E was just spotted and you can see how the new infotainment system works.
BMW iDrive 8.5 – Exclusive Demo In The New i7 M70
We asked Stephan Durach, Senior Vice President BMW Group Connected Company Development, to take us on a tour of the iDrive 8.5 inside the i7 M70.
2024 Mercedes-Benz E-Class Interior Revealed—Hyperscreen Dominates
The 2024 Mercedes E-Class interior was revealed ahead of its reveal and it will take on the 5 Series with its Hyperscreen.
Less switches, but not switchless, says BMW Group Chief Designer
Future reduction of physical buttons is likely to continue. Yet, BMW cars won't become switchless in the future.
