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BMW Vision M NEXT is an anti-autonomous 600hp hybrid concept

BMW Vision M NEXT is an anti-autonomous 600hp hybrid concept

Posted on June 25, 2019 By Jarvis

In a world of autonomous vehicles, what happens to the driver who enjoys, well, driving? The answer, BMW says, may be something like this: the new BMW Vision M NEXT concept. The latest in the automaker’s NEXT series of near-future concept cars, it’s a blend of electrification, thoughtful assistance tech, and distinctive style.

BMW’s self-imposed challenge is a straightforward one. The future, we’re told, will see mobility transition from individual drivers in charge of their own vehicles, to autonomous transportation that liberates people to do other activities as they’re being moved around. Problem is, where do keen drivers fit into that scenario?
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