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it isn't as original and breakthrough as they make it though. It's rather a copy-cat idea:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/afdhelaziz/2020/11/19/why-lightyear-is-the-most-game-changing-car-company-on-the-planet/?sh=6c228f1371ee
I haven't looked back on BMWs since I got rid of my 2012...in my opinion the styling is becoming increasingly generic
BMW now with electric colour change. Similar tech as that known from eBook readers.
I wouldn't call it generic, but plainly and unapologetically butt-ugly. Disclaimer/disclosure: I still have an E93 330d convertible, which I find a beautiful car, and which I will keep until it breaks down irretrievably (which, at 14 years and 200,000 km +, may not be too far away). Thirty-some years ago, I also had an E30 316i two-door, for a start. But I wouldn't even consider buying any of those optical atrocities BMW is offering today. Regardless of whether it's internal combustion or electric of any kind.
Yeah it looks amazing, I love it. Watching a white car become a black car is pretty incredible: it's shocking Bond hasn't had one of these already! (Yes I know the Vanquish was a step beyond it in a way :) )
Although my friend made a good point: you have to tell the DVLA what colour your car is when you register it! :)
yep, I was considering BMW's before, but that idea is completely out of the window.
I believe pedestrian safety standards (and public perception thereof) led to the downfall of the sharknose. The pointiest the front of a modern mass-production car can probably be to pass safety is probably the current Camaro.
https://www.drive.com.au/news/porsche-964-turbo-3-6-from-bad-boys-up-for-auction/
Shark-noses can be done, it's just a matter of courage, but certainly not under the current director of design at BMW.
A SUV by Rolls Royce ? What will they think of next ?
I've driven it and been driven in it. Warning: it sinks in sand after it rains in Palm Springs, it weighs too much. In fact it's possible I've driven the very car photo'd, as that appears to be Palm Springs, where BMW hosts events at Thermal Club multiple times a year. And I wasn't even in the armored version.
https://www.topgear.com/car-reviews/emira/first-drive-0
Although seeing their cars on the road it's that standard thing of when they make a concept car a reality it has lost much of what made it unique and fresh. They just look like the other cars.