BMW testing iX3 EV with intelligent driving monitor

BMW is testing its newest iX3 electric SUV equipped with intelligent driving monitoring, rozetked.me reported.

The Verge journalists tested the vehicle, which is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon Ride chip. This allows proactive control features, such as automatically turning on indicators if the system detects the driver's intent to change lanes.

If the driver tries to turn blindly, sensors intervene and keep the car in its lane. The vehicle also stops if a pedestrian appears in its path. Eye-tracking monitors will stop the car gently if the driver’s eyes remain closed for too long.

The BMW iX3 offers up to 800 km range on a single charge and features a 408 hp motor capable of 0–100 km/h acceleration in 4.6 seconds.
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