BMW Group's Design Director, Adrian van Hooydonk, said that all future models will have the same 'look and feel' irrespective of powertrain type
All future BMW models, including ICE and EV, will adopt the Neue Klasse design language. Regardless of powertrain, all the next-generation vehicles will feature a unified user interface. Each model will have its own character, but the overall design and experience will be consistent. If you're a fan of BMW 's design direction with the Neue Klasse concepts but find yourself less than thrilled by the electric powertrains, we have some good news for you.
Van Hooydonk emphasizes the high-tech user experience in these future models, such as the BMW Panoramic Vision head-up display. Other interior highlights will include a center touchscreen with a non-conventional shape, some very futuristic steering wheel controls, and an eco-friendly touch with extensive use of recycled materials. We kind of knew that BMW is planning on expanding the Neue Klasse design to ICE-powered models from our scoop stories showing prototypes of the upcoming BMW X5.
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