BMW will show navigation and driver assistance in one 3D view from October
The redesign overlays route guidance, traffic and assistance data on one screen, and BMW says it will support urban semi-automated driving in 2027.
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BMW will show navigation and driver assistance in one 3D view from October
BMW will merge navigation and driver assistance into a single 3D view from October, on cars running its Operating System X, and says it will begin navigation-guided semi-automated urban driving in Germany in 2027. The UN regulation covering these systems only extends to system-initiated manoeuvres on urban roads from its 02 series, expected in force […] This story continues at The Next Web
Image ID: /clip/e11265b0-c75f-4a23-aa19-3cc095cfc62b_media-libre-aspect-ratio_default_0.jpg The car browser has been saying for years where to go, but BMW wants it to show something more difficult now: what the vehicle itself is understanding about what happens around it and what aids they are using at every moment. Starting in October 2026, BMW Maps will gather all that information in a single 3D representation on the central screen of models e…
Since October 2026 BMW Maps integrates 3D graphics and ADAS on Operating System X, with Highway Assistant hands-free up to 130 km/h and city since 2027.
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