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BMW launches China-focused 5 Series with 31-inch screen, automatic lane-change
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BMW China unveiled the redesigned versions of its top-selling 5 Series on Thursday, featuring a spacious 31-inch 8K rear screen and eye-motivated driver assistance tech.
The model is tailored to meet the growing demand for in-car digital services among tech-savvy local customers.
The infotainment system addresses local needs with services like a voice-operated WeChat version, app downloading, and video streaming from Huawei and Baidu-affiliated iQiyi.
The luxury sedan, equipped with a large, high-resolution, floating screen for rear passengers, introduces an assisted driving function allowing lane changes with eye confirmation via the outside mirror.
Prices for both the i5, the series’ first all-electric model, and its gasoline variant start at RMB 439,900 ($61,278).
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