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BMW.SG | by Louis Soon | Tue, Oct 20
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Most of the systems are currently in a prototype stage, so it’ll likely be several years before we can expect to see them on production vehicles. Regardless, BMW says their engineers are carefully considering which objectives can be best reached with available technology.
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