BMW New Generation Cockpit Premieres at Shanghai Auto Show
- Maya
- 6 days ago
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At the upcoming 2025 Shanghai Auto Show, BMW Group will also debut the "cinema - size" BMW New Generation Super - Sensory Intelligent Cockpit and bring a strong lineup of over 30 models along with cutting - edge intelligent technologies.
The BMW New Generation models eliminate the traditional dashboard and use a super - wide horizontal panoramic display projection spanning over 1 meter from A - pillar to A - pillar. The panoramic display offers 4K - level ultra - high - definition images with a contrast ratio of 100000:1, ensuring all passengers inside the vehicle can see clearly, even when wearing polarized sunglasses.
The 3D - effect projection images are almost flush with the road surface. With no distant physical screens or traditional dashboards obstructing the view, drivers can keep their focus on the road ahead at all times, making driving more concentrated.
There's also a 3D head - up display that projects navigation arrows directly onto the road surface and speed limit signs appear to float above the car's hood. Drivers can get important driving and navigation information without moving their eyes.
The steering wheel features a vertical dual - spoke design, centered around the driver. When holding the wheel, both hands naturally rest on it, and the fingertips can easily reach all the function buttons. Plus, the "active haptic feedback" adds a touch - confirmation function to the physical buttons.
The center console is tilted towards the driver at a 17.5 - degree angle, making all the functions on the far end of the screen easily accessible with just a reach.
BMW has developed a "Driving Control Super Brain" using its own advanced algorithms and a new intelligent architecture. Based on the new electronic and electrical architecture of the BMW New Generation, it integrates power and chassis control for the first time, combining core functions such as power transmission, braking, charging, energy recovery, and steering. As a result, the command processing speed is increased by 10 times, with a latency of just 1 millisecond.
BMW has also used its self - developed Dynamic Performance Control System (DPC). It allows the vehicle to simulate the deceleration habits of 98% of BMW drivers through kinetic energy recovery. In most cases, traditional mechanical braking is not needed, reducing the noise from braking.
The BMW i5 full - color - changing art concept car has independent electro - controlled animated film on the roof, hood, trunk, and both sides of the body. When powered on, it can change colors and dynamically display the iconic colors and patterns of South African artist Esther Mahlangu.
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