What’s Hot: BMW concept car changes color
The color-changing model can go through a full palette of colors with different parts of the car body showing different colors all at once - including the wheels.
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Jan 6, 2023, 12:01 PM
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2h agoIt is one of two concept cars the auto giant showcased at the consumer electronics show - both called the "i Vision DEE Concept."
The DEE stands for Digital Emotional Experience.
The color-changing model can go through a full palette of colors with different parts of the car body showing different colors all at once - including the wheels.
The other i-Vision-DEE has a futuristic suite of user-interface ideas.
The area around the headlights and the "grille" can show different shapes and hues, simulating expressions for different moods or reactions.
The interior heads up display stretches the length of the windshield and uses projected images, which can also be projected onto the side windows.
BMW plans to use that feature in production starting in 2025.
