Currently, there is only one automaker selling vehicles that come equipped with Level 3 autonomy in the United States and that is Mercedes-Benz. It comes in their flagship S-Class sedan as well as its ...

Last week, BMW celebrated its Centennial, and the event also marked the presentation of an autonomous vehicle concept that showcased the company's vision for the next 100 years of mobility.

To date, BMW's autonomous-vehicles research has amassed 60 petabytes (or 60 million gigabytes) of data. He believes the research effort to create a fully autonomous vehicle will require 10 times ...

These improvements will brush up the performance of the BMW autonomous driving platform. Future vehicles using this platform will process much more vehicle data than the current models can at a time.

The Spanish multi-national’s technology solution is going to be developed for the first time in BMW Group’s autonomous vehicles. GMV’s positioning software calculates the vehicle’s position and other ...

BMW opened its own Autonomous Driving Campus in Unterschleissheim, Germany, in 2017 and is testing over 70 test AVs around the world. BMW's first production vehicle with Level 3 AV tech will be ...

The BMW iNEXT model, which will be introduced in 2021, will be the foundation for BMW Group’s autonomous driving strategy. Following this vehicle, a range of highly automated models from all BMW ...

BMW says it has ambitions to create the "coolest" car-sharing service available, one that will ultimately be powered by its self-driving technology. It's also revealed plans to test 40 self ...

As autonomous driving technology advances, several SUVs are receiving significant upgrades. These enhancements promise to ...

Autonomous cars can generate around 16 to 40 terabytes of data per day, according to BMW. The campus is still under construction, but the main building and workshop are already complete.

BMW and Daimler are strengthening their already-announced autonomous vehicle partnership as the two companies look to launch their next-generation self-driving tech in passenger cars by 2024.

BMW today held its annual shareholders meeting where it announced its plan to launch a new model called the iNext, an all-electric autonomous car that is slated to go on sale by 2021.