BMW Implementing a number of updates across various model lines from July 2022 for the European market with high-performance M3 sedan To adopt the brand’s latest infotainment technology.
The 2023 BMW M3 sedan The new BMW curved display is set to be set up in a few months, complete with BMW operating system 8, the latest iteration of the company’s iDrive interface.
However, despite confirmation for the European market, it is not clear when these changes will be reflected locally.
BMW has yet to release the exterior of the 2023 M3, the range of the 3 Series updated this week has been released.
As part of the mid-life refresh, the 3 Series sedans and wagons receive new infotainment set-ups.
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2023 M3 sedan interior
According to a global media release, the BMW curved display will be standard equipment for the M3 from July. It has a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster tied to a 14.9-inch central infotainment display.
New options and packages will also be available for the M3 from July, including a new innovation package as well as a frozen pure gray metallic exterior paint.
The BMW operating system 8 is guaranteed to receive new map displays, upgraded features and services with an advanced intelligent voice assistant, and the interface for M cars will include an M-specific layout.
Related BMW M4 coupes and convertible BMW curved displays aren’t available, though they do get “new M graphics for” engine bogies and luggage compartment lids “for the” specially expressive touch “. That’s right.
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M3 sedan and M4 coupe
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