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The midsize sedan has been built to show what BMW can do “when hardware and software merge”
Say hello to the latest futuristic creation from global carmaker BMW. The brand calls it the I Vision Dee, with Dee standing for digital emotional experience.
The midsize sedan concept has made its debut at the Consumer Electronics Show, in Las Vegas, and it’s unlike many concepts that have come before.
BMW says that the I Vision Dee is a way to explore how to transform a car into an intelligent companion.
“The future of the BMW Group is electric, circular and digital. BMW i Vision Dee represents the digital aspect of this trio and will be another milestone on the road to the next vehicle generation, the Neue Klasse,” the brand said in a press release.
Expect to see the technologies at play in the I Vision Dee to filter into BMW’s vehicles from 2025.
The main technological feature of the Dee is a full-width head-up display that spans the entire windscreen – likely to be a first of its kind.
But the whole setup transforms into something out of a sci-fi movie with the use of a mixed reality slider – a five step dial that can tailor how much digital or reality you want projected onto your windscreen.
Another novel application is what is called e-ink technology that allows the concept car to change between 32 different body colours.
Designers have worked to make the I Vision Dee unique, however the classic BMW kidney grille, circular headlights and subtle lines and creases remain.
The digitalisation of the vehicle means that physical buttons and controls have become minimal or removed entirely to promote a feeling of “enhanced driving pleasure”.
BMW says that it wants to build cars that can be seamlessly integrated into one’s digital life and to become “a trusty companion”.
The German automaker has also named its next vehicle generation – Neue Klasse – as the brand begins its transition into being an electric-only car manufacturer.
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