Why has the blue energy bar disappeared from the BMW dashboard?
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I've been driving a BMW for several years, and that blue energy bar on the dashboard is actually used to display the energy recovery status, which is quite common in hybrid models. If it suddenly disappears, it's usually because the driving mode has been switched, such as changing from electric mode to pure fuel mode, and the system may automatically hide it. It could also be some minor software glitches, like getting stuck after a recent update or not loading properly when the car starts. I suggest not worrying too much at first—try restarting the car while parked by holding the start button for a few seconds for a soft reboot. If it still doesn't come back, check the display options in the vehicle settings to ensure the energy recovery bar is enabled. If none of these steps work and it continues to disappear, there might be an issue with the battery sensor or a loose connection, so it's best to take it to a 4S shop for a diagnostic check. While driving without this bar doesn't affect safety, it reduces energy-saving reminders and could lead to wasted fuel costs over time. I've encountered similar situations a few times, and most were just settings issues that were easily fixed with minor adjustments.