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BMWi

Visionary Mobility

Andreas Braun

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English
Hirmer Verlag
01 July 2018
Electro - mobility is the number one topic when it

comes to our mobility in the future. What does the vision of the BMW Group, Germany’s

main pioneer in the field, l ook like? For the first time providing extensive insight into BMW’s

workshop of ideas, this volume presents the multi - faceted concept for sustainable and

visionary mobility right up to autonomous

driving.

In the spring of 2008, a think tank of engineers,

d esigners, trend researchers, and financial experts met on a factory floor of BMW’s parent

plant in Munich to rethink mobility. This volume traces the exciting venture in its complex

development, while also looking at the future. A main focus is on the major challenges of our

time

— climate change, scarcity of resources, megacities

— and the solution approaches:

technological innovations, networked mobility, and the use of renewable materials. Autonomous

driving plays a particularl y important role. Terrific close - ups and design drawings present all

models from the BMW i3 and the BMW i8 to the

BMW i Vision Future Interaction.

Edited by:  
Imprint:   Hirmer Verlag
Country of Publication:   Germany
Dimensions:   Height: 320mm,  Width: 270mm, 
Weight:   2.220kg
ISBN:   9783777430225
ISBN 10:   3777430226
Pages:   240
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Andreas Braun is a curator at the BMW Museum and the editor of the exhibition catalogs Rolls-Royce Motor Cars: Strive for Perfection, The MINI Story and BMW. 100 Masterpieces.

Reviews for BMWi: Visionary Mobility

Replete with close-up photographs and fascinating model drawings, BMWi is a must-have for lovers of modern design and automobiles and for anyone interested in electro-mobility and sustainable technologies. -- City Book Review


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