The Ultimate High Tech Luxury Electric Car!

Imagine trying to adjust the AC and opening the door on the highway 😅

I have a new BMW with the gesture controls like you demonstrated for volume control. It sounds gimmicky, but it is a feature I actually really like. There is a learning curve, but once you learn it, it is actually really easy way to control the radio without ever looking off the road. Most people try to put their fingers too close to the screen (like MKBHD did), but the "sweet spot" is actually just above the center console (where your hand would naturally be). If you are resting on the armrest, you barely need to lift a finger to control the volume or skip tracks and stuff.
It is something I find myself doing in our other car and it always takes a few seconds of it not working to remind me that I can't do that. That's how much you grow to rely on it. I feel like everyone always laughs about it, but its actually a really cool feature.

When you got out of the car at the end of the video was a true testament to how quiet the car is. It was chaos outside lol. 17:50

Your reviews are spot on! I am a BMW fan having owed 7 of them. I currently have an M-6 and M-3. This car and your review put this BMW at the top.

The i7 seems like a great car despite it being heinously ugly.

Designers: How many parts of this car do you want to electrically fail?
BMW: YES

Thanks for the in-depth review bro! I’ll go ahead and pick one up tomorrow 😂🥲

Driver controls are one of the only truly useful use cases that I can think of for voice activation (see: Star Trek, Halo, etc.). I would say, "More auto manufacturers should do this", but with the way pretty much every car manufacturer has delivered their digital UI, it would probably be a catastrophe (I know some cars that have this, but it's usually little more than a passthrough to your phone). I would love to just be able to tell Siri to set the temperature to 70 degrees or set defrosting to maximum or raise the shields.

I think most people's biggest gripes with almost all new cars are the capacitive buttons, which are prone to accidental touches and having to look at it, instead of just feeling. The UX is always compromised, and I think the removable tablet would work better as a remote control device.

That tv is the definition of F U money holy cow

Really cool video, thanks for the awesome presentation. You are so chilled out and calm just like in all of your videos. Very humbling.

Love your demeanor man! Your videos feel like facetiming one of my friends. Keep it up!

I wonder how will these kind of cars behave in terms of repairability in the future when stuff begins to break apart

yeah, it's really hard not getting amazed by all the crazy interior of this car but BMW really has to get a new design-language cuz the beaver is strong with these.

Them rear door screens are a brilliant idea, i dint think iv seen before. I do like that.

Thanks for whispering when the car was at a standstill, that was very helpful.

Drove one at CES and looked again recently. Incredible car, but I just don’t like the front grill.

We would love if you could also do a personal drive-on test for each and every car you review, Marques.. A personal drive experience who has already driven many electric cars adds to the video..

I bought an i7 xDrive 60 a few weeks ago. It's the best car I've ever owned. It's so much fun to drive!

Definitely agree with voice assistant review: it is by far the best most accurate voice recognition I have ever used, arguably better than Google. I have the X7 which has a similar system. Only time it makes mistakes is when the windows are open due to back ground noise. Itrecognized weird street names and even ethnic names from my phone list. Miles better than my wife's XC90 which has a voice system that is incredibly frustrating to use