BMW LAUNCHES IN-BUILT GAMING

John Ndlovu
Information and Technology Reporter

Technology never ceases to amaze as evidenced by new specs and advancements in all aspects of life by Tech companies who are ever releasing innovation after innovation unto the populace.

Giant car manufacturer BMW Group has joined the fray that is taking the world by storm in exhibiting its technological prowess by launching its latest version of BMW 5 Series Sedan comprising of in-built gaming experience last week.

BMW stands for Bayerische Motoren Werke which translates to Bavarian Motor Works in English and is considered a serious competitor of Mercedes Benz by Crystler.

The new gaming aspect enhances use of passengers and drivers’ smartphones as consoles to play games where more than 14 games will be availed comprising of different categories such as quiz, sports, racing and puzzle.

The BMW 5 Series is a mid-size luxury sedan manufactured by the Bavarian Motor Works. It’s first release was disbursed in 1972 and it has made more than seven generations since then.

The new electric 5-Series also known as BMW i5 has an 81, 2KWH battery capable to carry out capacity for about 480 km.

The gaming capability will allow drivers to play games on the car using their phones as consoles whilst the vehicle is charging.

The German car manufacturer has been making waves in adopting of electric cars just like other auto vehicle manufacturers such as Hyundai.

Video gaming has been making waves in the technology industry and so even car manufacturers like Tesla have ramped up the integration of gaming features in electric cars as a way of providing entertainment to car buyers. Tesla electric cars have included video games such as “Beach Buggy Racing 2” that can be played on the car’s touchscreen display.

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