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Goodbye, buttons - BMW's new Panoramic iDrive system gives all of its cars a massive head-up display with AI assistant
New, more capable Operating System X underpins the technology BMW has unveiled what the infotainment offering will look like in its upcoming Neue Klasse range of electric vehicles at this year's CES 2025 show. Look away now if you don't like screens. Dubbed the BMW Panoramic iDrive, the
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BMW's AI-Powered Panoramic iDrive Will Be in All of Its New Cars Soon
Coming first to its Neue Klasse EVs before spreading across the lineup, Panoramic iDrive with Operating System X features a three-tiered display and an AI-powered voice assistant. Automotive screens get seemingly larger every year, but none are as big as the room-size dashboard that BMW used to
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BMW's New Panoramic iDrive Adds More Screens, But With A Twist
BMW will showcase a near-production version at CES 2025. InsideEVs got an early look last November. Two thoughts crossed my mind as I stared at BMW's new panoramic screens at its plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina last November. One, with software-defined vehicles (SDVs), automakers are facing
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I just saw BMW's new Panoramic iDrive -- and it looks like a game changer
I'm going to be up front with you. I hate cars that don't have buttons, but BMW's new Panoramic iDrive system looks so sleek, intuitive and personal that I might be willing to ditch them altogether. The first thing I noticed about the Panoramic iDrive system shown here at CES 2025 is the head-up
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BMW Goes Big for Panoramic iDrive Preview - Video
BMW previews its next-generation dashboard tech with a screen bigger than the Neue Klasse EVs it'll arrive in next year. Get an early look at BMW Panoramic iDrive with Operating System X, its three-tiered display and AI-powered voice assistant at CES 2025. Now we just got a concrete look at the
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BMW introduces its next-generation Panoramic iDrive system with Operating System X, featuring a pillar-to-pillar display, AI-powered voice assistant, and customizable interfaces, set to be standard in all new BMW models from late 2025.

BMW has unveiled its revolutionary Panoramic iDrive system with Operating System X at CES 2025, showcasing a significant leap in automotive infotainment technology. This new system is set to become standard equipment in all BMW vehicles, starting with the upcoming Neue Klasse electric vehicles
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.The Panoramic iDrive features a three-tiered display system:
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.The system offers high levels of customization, allowing users to personalize their display preferences:
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.BMW's new system aims to improve driver focus and reduce distractions:
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The Panoramic iDrive is powered by:
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.BMW plans to introduce the Panoramic iDrive system in all new models from late 2025, starting with the Neue Klasse EVs. This move represents a significant shift towards software-defined vehicles and demonstrates BMW's commitment to staying at the forefront of automotive technology innovation.
While the system promises enhanced functionality and user experience, some concerns remain about the potential for increased driver distraction and the elimination of physical buttons. The effectiveness of this new interface in real-world driving conditions remains to be seen, as it will be crucial in determining the success of BMW's bold new direction in automotive infotainment.
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