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BMW #NEXTGen 2020 - Deep Dive Driving Simulation Center

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 16 November 2020 52 Views

Source: AutoMotoTV (Glomex)

In the construction of its completely new driving simulation center, the BMW Group relied among other things on super capacitors, direct drive with linear motors and 360-degree projections and placed the customer at the center of all planning. The result is a driving simulation center that sets new standards. With the new driving simulation center in Munich, construction of which started in 2018 and which will be successively put into operation, the BMW Group has realized the most advanced concept in the automotive industry. Here the company is creating all the possibilities for vehicle development and research to test and simulate the product requirements of the future in a realistic way.

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