BMW to launch urban driver‑assist system in 2027
The Verge1 min read86 words
BMW announced that it will expand its navigation‑guided, partially automated driving capabilities into urban environments beginning in 2027. The first rollout will occur in Germany, with other markets to follow.
The new Level 2 system will use the vehicle’s built‑in GPS navigation to steer, accelerate, and decelerate on both highways and city streets. In town, it can assist with lane changes, turns, yielding to other vehicles, and navigating roundabouts. Drivers must keep their eyes on the road and remain ready to take over at any moment.
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