Wow, BMW laser headlights sound exciting. Maybe you could sync them to your radio and program a Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular or one of those Ronnie James Dio hologram shows! Ok, that's not how they ...
Viknesh Vijayenthiran February 11, 2014 Comment Now! BMW’s cars already have a distinctive look in your rear-view mirror with their angel-eye headlights and that view will soon start to look even more ...
BMW and Audi sometimes play a game of cat and mouse in the rarefied air of their markets, with one trying to beat the other and capture more market share. Occasionally, they may engage in wonderfully ...
Chris Weiss October 12, 2011 Comment Now! Much of BMW's recently detailed ConnectedDrive technologies sound like things we'll see deep in the future, maybe on our grandson's Bimmer. But at least one ...
BMW Motorrad laser light has been incorporated in the K 1600 GTL concept vehicle as a feasibility test.©Motorcyclist In the case of the K 1600 GTL concept bike presented here, the BMW Motorrad laser ...
Get ready for another dose of high-tech XXX, as BMW Motorrad brings its K1600GTL concept motorcycle at CES, and it is equipped with dual laser headlights. In case "laser headlights" sounds a bit ...
In the past decade, LEDs have become increasingly popular for use on cars, mainly for use as turn signals, brake and park lights, and daytime running lamps, but more recently, also for use in ...
Automotive headlamps based on LED sources have made considerable inroads into the market, displacing xenon high-brightness lamps in certain models thanks to their compact size and efficiency. Most are ...
After becoming the first car maker in the world to put laser headlights into production, BMW announces yet another premiere, fitting the Z4 GT3 cars that will enter the 24hr Nurburgring race with the ...
BMW Motorrad has presented two prototype electronic systems at CES 2016 that offer a clear view of the not-too-distant future. The company's tricked-out head-up display (HUD) helmet and laser-powered ...
Last month, BMW announced it was developing laser-based headlights and the Internet lit up with Star Wars jokes and concerns about potential hazards. To clear things up, BMW invited us out to Munich ...