What does the snowflake warning light in BMW indicate?

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AlainaDella
07/29/25 5:38pm
BMW's snowflake warning light illuminates to alert drivers of icy road conditions, reminding them to drive safely. BMW's lineup includes models such as the BMW i3, BMW M2, BMW M3, and BMW M4. For instance, the BMW M3 features an engine with F1 racing technology, utilizing a 4-valve-per-cylinder design. The BMW M3 is equipped with BMW's Brake Energy Regeneration system, which enhances fuel efficiency. In terms of dimensions, the BMW M3 measures 4615mm in length, 1804mm in width, and 1424mm in height. The exterior design of the BMW M3 continues BMW's signature sharp lines and muscular appearance, fully embodying the personalized style of the BMW 3 Series and its commitment to driving pleasure.
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