This update will rollout gradually from July 2023. We’ll see this system on the following cars (if they’re equipped with the Curved Display): It’s a system that is both touch and multi-function controller based and will feel familiar to most BMW owners – so we’re told. iDrive 8.5īMW Operating System 8.5 (or iDrive 8.5) is based on the technical and physical architecture in the larger CLAAR based BMWs. These function icons can be easily selected and also configured individually.
Supporting this will be live widgets in a vertical arrangement on the driver’s side of the user interface.
Zero-layer means that all key functionality and information will be shown on a single level, making it easier to select a functions without having engage a submenu. Key to the update is what BMW is calling the zero-layer concept. But the real question is what models will get this new update? The focus on the update is a refreshed home screen and a revised UI that should work better with BMW’s new curved display now available on most models. BMW is introducing two new versions of iDrive – iDrive 8.5 and iDrive 9.0 later this year.
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