Lamborghini just revealed plans for an AI-powered driving system fed by a baseball-sized "6D sensor" that tracks six degrees of vehicle motion. The machine-learning algorithm dynamically adjusts torque, tightens safety nets if you mess up, and can even intervene via steer-by-wire to correct bad cornering. Lamborghini says future versions could even adapt controls to your mood.
BMW and Alibaba just expanded their partnership to bring Alibaba's Qwen LLM into BMW's Neue Klasse electric vehicles in China starting in 2026. The co-developed AI engine powers dual in-car agents capable of handling complex multi-intent navigation and lifestyle queries. Why it matters: Global automakers are increasingly relying on local AI giants to survive China's fiercely competitive smart EV market.
BMW just brought out Arnold Schwarzenegger at CES to unveil the i Vision Dee, an electric sports sedan designed around next-level human-machine interaction. While "Dee" stands for digital emotional experience, the standout feature is its electronic ink exterior, which can shift between patterns across 32 different colors.
