New BMW i3 filmed while self-parking
Read Time:50 Second
Vali Porcisteanu is a well-known Romanian rally driver who won the 2011 edition of the Romanian Rally Championship. He decided to try the Parking Assistant system on the new BMW i3 electric vehicle.
The German car won’t park itself if you don’t hold the button until the end of the procedure but he managed to keep it pushed so the car will park even though he jumped off the car.
In order to park itself, the BMW i3 uses sensors and a radar for detecting a suitable parking spot.
Self-parking vehicles are not something new but this one is a little bit special as there’s no passenger in the front seat.
As a reminder, the BMW i3 made its debut exactly one year ago and is now available in Germany at a starting price of €34,950. In the UK, buyers can get the i3 at £25,680 thanks to the £5,000 government grant.
SHARE THE ARTICLE
Subscribe
Login
0 Comments
Oldest
More Stories
Top 7 BMW Engines for Tuning: How to Tune & Is It Safe?
Hey… did you know that tuning isn’t only about making cars more obnoxious and louder? It’s actually mostly about improving...
3 Common Issues Every BMW Driver Will Encounter
It might seem curious to suggest that all drivers of the vehicles of this celebrated Bavarian marque will come across...
BMW Promises New Round Battery Cells Will Increase Range By 30%
Next-generation electric vehicles from BMW are currently under development and are expected to hit the market in the middle of...
BMW unveils its new color-changing paint technology at CES
At the CES event in Las Vegas, BMW presented, with the help of an iX model, a special paint that...
BMW launches i Vision Circular, a 100% recyclable concept
A few days ago, BMW published a teaser image with a 100% recyclable concept, made entirely of secondary materials or...
2023 BMW iX1 Caught Testing on The Streets
BMW has redesigned the X1 compact crossover and this latest version’s prototype has a battery-electric version. Last summer, the CEO...
