US EditionBMW’s next-gen EVs depend on an unassuming black box called ‘Heart of Joy’
- BMW's new EV technology features a component called the "Heart of Joy," designed to enhance driving dynamics and efficiency, according to company officials.
- The Vision Driving Experience produces around 13,269 lb-ft of torque and showcases improved stability features.
- CEO Frank Weber noted that the Heart of Joy reflects BMW's commitment to driving pleasure in an electrified future.
- The new ECU system facilitates better performance and recuperation, marking a shift in BMW's electrification strategy.
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der Standard DEThe driving feeling of the new e-cars should stand out clearly from the competition from autumn onwards – with an optically inconspicuous box full of electronics that was named "Heart of Joy"
BMW teases upcoming model that has tool to 'make driving more enjoyable'
BMW has teased an upcoming model with a feature designed to make driving more enjoyable—and gearheads are mightily impressed. The new BMW Vision Driving Experience is an intriguing concept coming to the brand’s Neue Klasse EVs, including the soon-to-be-launched i3. BMW’s new Heart of Joy feature does exactly that it says by putting the enjoyment back in drivingX/BMW It will be a part of every new EV the German giants makes – including the upcomi…
BMW’s next-gen EVs depend on an unassuming black box called ‘Heart of Joy’
BMW’s Vision Driving Experience is a test mule for its Neue Klasse platform. | Image: BMW Last November, I strapped into the rear passenger seat of an all-electric, four-door sedan with BMW test driver and 24-hour racer Jens Klingmann behind the wheel. It was a cold day at BMWâs Performance Driving Center in Greer, SC, and beneath the five-point harnesses, roll cage, and heavily camouflaged body, Klingmann had an unexpected co-pilot: a tiny bl…
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