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INSIDE NEUE KLASSE #04 | MARCEL OTTMANN & DANIEL FISCHER: SEAMLESS TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED

INSIDE NEUE KLASSE #04 | MARCEL OTTMANN & DANIEL FISCHER: SEAMLESS TECHNOLOGY EXPLAINED

The BMW Podcast | Changing Lanes Sep 23, 2025 22 min
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Exploring the future of automotive technology, Marcel Ottmann and Daniel Fischer discuss the innovative seamlessness of BMW's Neue Klasse at the IAA Mobility event. They delve into how the integration of technology enhances user experience, from vehicle-to-home energy management to personalized driving settings. The conversation highlights the importance of emotional connection in driving, the evolution of user interfaces, and the seamless interaction between the MyBMW app and the vehicle. Listeners will gain insights into how BMW is redefining connectivity and comfort in electric vehicles.

Topics: seamless technology user interface design personalization vehicle-to-home energy electric vehicle features driving experience MyBMW app integration customization options emotional connection digital user journey
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"...e windscreen, I was completely blown away. Inside Neue Klasse, a video series with people at BMW shaping the fu..."
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