BMW is recalling four electric models because of a software issue that could cause sudden loss of drive power.

According to BMW, this will be the ... along with a "#1/1" symbol, are printed on the dashboard and front doorsills. ... distance control, and hands-free driving assistance under 40 miles per hour.

BMW Driving Assistance Professional Review. Photo: Christian Wardlaw. If you expect the redesigned 2023 BMW 7 Series to include all the advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) in the automaker's ...

Owners of select BMW cars will be able to let their vehicles drive them around autonomously next spring. On Friday, the German automaker announced it would launch Level 3 automated driving for its ...

So, if you’re looking after a spanking-new BMW X5 with the Driving Assistance Professional Package which includes the Highway Assistant, don’t forget it comes with a timer.

BMW is denying a claim by German law enforcement officials that one of its self-driving electric vehicles was autonomous at the time that it veered into opposing traffic and caused a four-car pile-up.

Forget self-driving car demos: BMW's new Level 3 system is actually headed to production. Reset your expectations for what it's capable of, though.

Even more interesting, the driving assistance software in the BMW iX is developed by Green Hills Software, the same company behind a rabid campaign against the Tesla FSD in the U.S.