To celebrate 50 years and 20 officially commissioned cars, the BMW Art Car World Tour take the collection to 13 different ...

Since 1975, 20 renowned international artists have created BMW Art Cars. The "rolling sculptures" – from Alexander Calder's first-ever Art Car to Julie Mehretu's latest – offer an impressive ...

and a long-wheelbase car gives them that, or it may be some other reason, but the reality remains that carmakers are more than happy to oblige them. And so does BMW, who this week announced the ...

BMW calls these “super-brain” computers the car’s “Heart of Joy,” and says they will control systems on the car including the electrical and digital systems, and what BMW calls ...

Future Cars: Everything We Know About The 2027 BMW 3-Series With Neue Klasse Styling But if it’s not strictly a production prototype, then what is it? Well, BMW says it’s a rolling test rig ...

BMW says, which presumably includes the upcoming iX3 electric SUV as well. The Heart of Joy is one of four central units in the car's electronics architecture and marks the first time that ...

“We almost didn’t make the launch of the car…Today, I can say, maybe this was the best thing that happened to BMW. Because it was so difficult, we had to develop more robust processes for ...

The BMW iX is unquestionably the most radical and technologically advanced BMW electric car since the i3 was revealed more than a decade ago. In fact, you can see the lessons learned from the ...

A video clip of the accident going viral, the BMW drives at top speed, passing a car and then suddenly cuts to the next lane and crashes against the railing. The reason behind the accident ...

The Heart of Joy control unit may eventually filter across to some of BMW's gas and hybrid cars as BMW has said the Neue Klasse's technology will be made available across its lineup, where possible.

Historically, BMW coupés have simply been swoopier, less practical versions of their saloon car counterparts. Not any more – the BMW 4 Series is a rakish model in its own right. Sure ...