More shockingly, BMW is deleting the classic instrument cluster, since the Panoramic Vision display completely fulfills that purpose (and more). Think of the long pillar-to-pillar display as a ...

I checked out BMW’s new Panoramic Vision display which will be featured in the upcoming Neue Klasse models. Is it a game-changer? New BMW Panoramic Vision is a pillar-to-pillar projection bringing key ...

A new digital approach to infotainment will take shape in BMW's Neue Klasse vehicles starting later this year.

According to Edmunds, BMW has confirmed that the main “center display” will still support CarPlay with the new iDrive system.

BMW Panoramic Vision is similar to a head-up display in that it projects information onto the windshield, but instead of images appearing on the transparent screen, these appear on a black surface ...

The biggest changes to the infotainment system are a new head-up display called BMW Panoramic Vision, which includes optional 3D overlays, a new central display that can be swiped to the HUD ...

The Panoramic iDrive system includes four key components: The BMW Panoramic Vision – a slim screen across the length of the windscreen to display key driving and vehicle info. The Central ...

Leading the charge is BMW’s "Panoramic Vision," a head-up display that stretches across the cabin from A-pillar to A-pillar, enveloping the driver and passengers in a futuristic way. For the ...

BMW’s gesture controls are done and gone with its next-generation infotainment system, and that's a good thing.

Things get more interesting when you move up the dashboard. Running along the base of the windshield is what BMW calls Panoramic Vision. It spans the width of the car, with the left-most portion ...

It may have seemed like vaporware when we first saw a preview of it in BMW’s Neue Klasse concept vehicles back in 2024, but vaporware it isn't: BMW has revealed the its cutting-edge Panoramic iDrive ...

More shockingly, BMW is deleting the classic instrument cluster, since the Panoramic Vision display completely fulfills that purpose (and more). Think of the long pillar-to-pillar display as a ...