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What are the uses of BMW ConnectedDrive?

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McJeremiah

07/30/25 4:30am

BMW ConnectedDrive offers several functionalities: 1. Trip Reminder: It allows users to record and check trips via their smartphones and automatically arranges travel routes, greatly facilitating travel; 2. Navigation: It can directly project smartphone navigation onto the car's central control display, making it more convenient for drivers to view maps; 3. Remote Control: Users can control the car's air conditioning and multimedia system activation from their smartphones, use the phone as a car key to lock/unlock doors or adjust windows, and even start the car remotely. BMW (abbreviated as BMW) is a German automotive brand under the BMW Group. Taking the 3 Series as an example, the BMW 3 Series is a sedan product of the BMW Group, with a body weight of 1465 kg, equipped with an inline 4-cylinder gasoline engine, and dimensions of 4734mm, 1811mm, and 1455mm. In terms of appearance, the domestic new 3 Series largely retains the design style of the overseas version, featuring sharp LED headlights connected to enlarged glossy black kidney grilles, complemented by front bumper air intakes and three-dimensional lines.

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