[xlover]

Originally Posted by ///M TOWN

It's a completely different design

Maybe take closer look

I don't see how you get completely different..... the dash below the screen isn't changing in any meaningful way.

Remember they aren't implementing the over the top concept, it is much more toned down. It is still 2 functionally separate screens just connected by seamless gloss trim vs overlap.

[///M TOWN]

Originally Posted by xlover

I don't see how you get completely different..... the dash below the screen isn't changing in any meaningful way.

Remember they aren't implementing the over the top concept, it is much more toned down. It is still 2 functionally separate screens just connected by seamless gloss trim vs overlap.

What concept ⁉️

There was never a concept car

It's a completely different design from the current dash design

[MadBimmeRad]

At the risk of having my head blown off, I kinda like it - simple and streamlined

[Burrcold]

Originally Posted by ///M TOWN

Oh no

Oh no

Oh no no no no

The picture you posted looks pretty much the same as the current G20. What's different?

[xlover]

Originally Posted by ///M TOWN

What concept ⁉️

There was never a concept car

It's a completely different design from the current dash design

This upper dash design draws from the i4 concept (photo attached).

If you can look past the minimalist concept car interior and replace it with the standard 3 or 4 series interior but add the longer curved screen section that allows for larger screens (but still two separate screens, gauges and dash ) and possibly a shorter lever in the control area on the tunnel you have what is coming.

As I noted the only significant difference is the two screen sections share trim vs the faux overlap design of the pre-lci

[Burrcold]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

That's a 2-Series test car in his photo, not a 3/4-series.

That's what I thought as well. I was confused by his comment that that photo looks so different from the 3 Series (unless he was referring to the current 2er).

[Noelooo3]

Since the F44 2 series already used 3 series like interior, I think G42 will keep using the same design and kind of don't believe they will change it in the second production year. The i4 interior looks ok to me simple and futuristic but if they keep the same center console and just change that screen, I rather they don't change it...

[MadBimmeRad]

Originally Posted by Noelooo3

.... if they keep the same center console and just change that screen, I rather they don't change it...

I'd rather they bring back that RAW exhilarating 2002tii feel, and while we're at it, is like to be younger, fitter and with some extra hair in the right places : lol:

...... sadly, I know none of these will happen in my lifetime

[VetteGuy]

Originally Posted by xlover

This upper dash design draws from the i4 concept (photo attached).

If you can look past the minimalist concept car interior and replace it with the standard 3 or 4 series interior but add the longer curved screen section that allows for larger screens (but still two separate screens, gauges and dash ) and possibly a shorter lever in the control area on the tunnel you have what is coming.

As I noted the only significant difference is the two screen sections share trim vs the faux overlap design of the pre-lci

The installation of the current two displays looks cleaner than the lci display with little brown feet holding it to the dash. I guess it will be a good for stashing shit behind the screen.

[inire]

The iDrive 8 has been revealed:
https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1807991

Personally, I don't like this unintegrated dual-tablet solution. It's like Merc sold its remaining tablets to BMW after moving to a completely new design...

[RPM1123]

The current G20 setup gives you a lot of screen space, but does it in a visually pleasing way with the leather on top of the tach/speedo and black gloss plastic divider connecting the two. There's definitely a 'wow' factor to having two massive screens laid out in a big flat plane, but it's also a downgrade design-wise IMO.

[bimmermann88]

Are they going to put this in the 2022 M440i

[Ikester19]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

New Spy Shots with a cloth covering what is most likely the redesigned dashboard/infotainment screens.

[img]https://cdn.motor1.com/images/mgl/be...spy-photos.jpg[/img]

The standard size gear shifter is still there so that's a good thing!

[RockME69]

Car unloaded on 12-24-21
Car Work Order put in 12-29-21
1-21-2022, Still in Oxnard @ the VPC

RAM and Amp...

[adamg13]

I say lose all of the screens and just add an extended width HUD! It's 2022 b!tches!

[Entropy89]

wow this is one of the few times I really dont like the lci version more than the pre lci...I am a fan of changing to the new screen type on the electric vehicles because it clearly distinguishes them as an electric variant, but changing it on the G20 makes it look very out of place IMO.

[jacobniell]

Do any of you know if it is possible to get the possibility to run Netflix or other programs from the new screen design? Just like the Tesla, it would be nice when you need to charge your i4

[arentz07]

Originally Posted by jacobniell

Do any of you know if it is possible to get the possibility to run Netflix or other programs from the new screen design? Just like the Tesla, it would be nice when you need to charge your i4

Looks like there is a thread on this here: https://bmwi.bimmerpost.com/forums/s....php?t=1920891

My guess would be either A) no, or B) that it could be added later on through an update.