The concept sneak peeks BMWs future style language and interior tech, although no technical information have actually been announced yet.BMW has unveiled the brand-new i Vision Dee concept at the continuous CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2023 in Las Vegas that previews an extreme new tech-focused future for the next-gen 3 Series and other models based upon the Neue Klasse platform. The German marque describes it as the “next level of human-machine interaction”. This is planned to reach production in 2025 as a follower to the recently presented Chinese-market BMW i3 electric saloon.i Vision Dee gets special colour altering outside body panelsDitches touchscreen in favour of full-width head-up displaySet to hit production in 2025BMW i Vision Dee: what is it?The four-door saloon principle is based upon BMWs Neue Klasse platform– a brand new structure set to underpin a wide variety of future internal-combustion-engined, plug-in hybrid and electric-powered BMW designs. The name is an acronym for the words digital psychological experience. The i Vision Dee is the second of 3 different idea automobiles planned to showcase BMWs Neue Klasse-platform-based designs. The first, the i Vision Circular unveiled at the 2021 Munich motor show, was centred around construction using recycled products. A 3rd concept cars and truck, stated to concentrate on battery and drivetrain technology, is expected to be revealed later this year.BMW i Vision Dee: exterior style The idea sneak peeks a new monolithic exterior styling family tree that the German firm means to present on upcoming production models.The exterior style, comparable to that seen on BMWs i Vision Circular concept, previews a brand-new enclosed front end design with the conventional kidney grille changed by 2 different digital panels, each including LED headlights as phygital (physical-digital) icons.The headlights alter fit and size depending on the function they are asked to carry out and likewise provide visual welcome and departure greetings. This offers the new principle, BMW declares, its own facial expressions. Further back, the bonnet of the i Vision Dee receives a deep central scallop, while the flanks feature tight emerging devoid of any function lines or adornment.The side window line of the new BMW concept is set lower than on any of its existing production models. The glass is developed to display personalised welcome messages, digital icons and an avatar of the driver in complete colour. The style developed at the front is mirrored at the rear of the i Vision Dee, with 2 new-look light panels separated in the center and included into a high-set boot lid.BMW i Vision Dee: changing outside coloursYes, the i Vision Dee Concept can alter its outside colour, not simply entirely, but even for specific body panels thats divided into 240 different sections, successfully enabling it to reskin itself with stripes, patterns or perhaps animations.This is enabled with the brand-new e-ink innovation that allows different patterns and phygital icons to be integrated the segmented exterior panels, including the C-pillar, which offers a digital reimagining of BMWs classic Hofmeister kink style element. The treatment likewise uses to the digital kidney grille, so you can make them smaller sized, alter their shape or make them vanish completely.This performance was very first showcased with a colour-changing iX principle at last years CES show. However, while that might just alter from black to white or vice versa, the i Vision Dee concept can experiment with 32 various colour options.BMW i Vision Dee: measurements As well as hinting at the look of future BMW designs, the i Vision Dees relatively brief bonnet, long wheelbase and lack of overhangs likewise point to discreetly transformed three-box proportions for upcoming BMW saloons. No authorities measurements have been revealed, although quotes put the length at around 4500mm– a touch shorter than todays 3 Series.BMW i Vision Dee: interior and innovation Inside, the i Vision Dee showcases a recently developed operating system that BMW is planning to roll out in its next generation of models. Integrated into a streamlined interior, a brand-new head-up display forecasted on the windscreen has actually permitted BMW to totally get rid of standard digital infotainment display screens– a feature of its cars and trucks since the introduction of its iDrive infotainment platform in the fourth-generation BMW 7 Series in 2001. BMW states the system it is dealing with for its future designs will permit the chauffeur to manage the quantity of digital content they are faced with over any provided journey. The aim is to make the driving experience more immersive and instinctive. To this end, its most current principle automobile likewise includes what BMW calls a Mixed Reality Slider. Using touch sensors incorporated into a fabric-covered control panel, it enables the chauffeur to determine the quantity of digital material shown within the head-up display.The remainder of the interior has an extremely minimalistic theme where the only thing standing out is a four-spoke squarish steering wheel. There are also a few seamless touch-sensitive buttons on the door panels, dashboard and centre console; the interior uses monotone colours with sustainable materials and single-piece seats.BMW i Vision Dee: technical details No drivetrain details of the Dee have actually been given, but BMW has already confirmed it is dealing with advanced brand-new round battery innovation that will significantly enhance the driving variety of its Neue Klasse EVs in addition to charging speeds.Meanwhile, a brand-new sixth-generation EV powertrain, being established in-house, will enhance both efficiency and performance– associates most likely to be showcased by the 3rd i Vision concept.Also See: SCOOP! BMW 5 Series long wheelbase to get here in India in 20245 new BMWs to launch in January 2023

This is planned to reach production in 2025 as a follower to the recently introduced Chinese-market BMW i3 electrical saloon.i Vision Dee gets unique colour changing exterior body panelsDitches touchscreen in favour of full-width head-up displaySet to hit production in 2025BMW i Vision Dee: what is it?The four-door saloon principle is based on BMWs Neue Klasse platform– an all-new structure set to underpin a large variety of future internal-combustion-engined, plug-in hybrid and electric-powered BMW models. While that could only alter from black to white or vice versa, the i Vision Dee idea can play around with 32 various colour options.BMW i Vision Dee: dimensions As well as hinting at the appearance of future BMW designs, the i Vision Dees relatively short bonnet, long wheelbase and absence of overhangs also point to discreetly modified three-box proportions for upcoming BMW saloons. Integrated into a streamlined interior, a brand-new head-up display screen predicted on the windshield has permitted BMW to entirely do away with conventional digital infotainment displays– a function of its cars and trucks since the intro of its iDrive infotainment platform in the fourth-generation BMW 7 Series in 2001. BMW 5 Series long wheelbase to arrive in India in 20245 brand-new BMWs to introduce in January 2023