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Slim four-light headlights use BMW Laserlight
The air breather behind the fender, which creates airflow from the front to the rear, covering the wheels, is also a characteristic of recent BMW models.
The rear also has an opening for the air breather. The outlet for the air is located below the rear combination lights.
The mirror stays are continuous with the chrome surrounding the windows.
The BMW tradition, the Hofmeister kink, is also firmly adopted.
The air breather behind the fender, which creates airflow from the front to the rear, covering the wheels, is also a characteristic of recent BMW models.
The rear combination lights use organic EL as a light source, arranged in BMW's traditional L-shape. The vertical slits directly below are the exhaust ports for the rear wheel air breather.
The rear combination lights use organic EL as a light source, arranged in BMW's traditional L-shape. The vertical slits directly below are the exhaust ports for the rear wheel air breather.
The suicide door structure, which lacks the conventional B-pillarless design, is realized through the use of carbon material.
The frame of the front seat is integrated with the chassis carbon and used as a body reinforcement.
The frame of the front seat is integrated with the chassis carbon and used as a body reinforcement.
The frame of the front seat is integrated with the chassis carbon and used as a body reinforcement.
The frame of the front seat is integrated with the chassis carbon and used as a body reinforcement.
The center infotainment display can be linked with the passenger seat display via a swipe gesture.
The head-up display on the front windshield features augmented reality (AR) technology that adds digital information to the scenery seen through the window.
The head-up display on the front windshield features augmented reality (AR) technology that adds digital information to the scenery seen through the window.
More personalized rear seats
The pull-out table retracts into the center. A removable tablet for operating the rear seat display is also stored here.
The rear seat display is operated via a removable tablet.
The rear seat display is operated via a removable tablet.
The rear seat display is operated via a removable tablet.
In addition to leather, the interior is mainly composed of carbon for the body structure, wood, and display components. This illustration emphasizes the carbon parts of the body structure.
In addition to leather, the interior is mainly composed of carbon for the body structure, wood, and display components. This illustration emphasizes the wood parts.
In addition to leather, the interior is mainly composed of carbon for the body structure, wood, and display components. This illustration emphasizes the display parts.
The shift lever, familiar from BMW, is recreated with a new material combining glass and aluminum.
The continuous carbon structure from the side sills to the center tunnel ensures body rigidity even without a B-pillar.
The continuous carbon structure from the side sills to the center tunnel ensures body rigidity even without a B-pillar.
The continuous carbon structure from the side sills to the center tunnel ensures body rigidity even without a B-pillar.
The organic EL used in the rear lights is only 400nm thick. Unlike conventional LEDs, the entire surface emits light, eliminating the need for a reflector.
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