The car you can buy today is the BMW i7 x Drvie60. BMW has been working with Qualcomm for several years now, and this car is the epitome of high-tech. Most of the controls are manipulated on touchscreens, which sometimes isn’t ideal, but most car functions, including opening and closing the doors, can be controlled with your voice. With a simple “Hey BMW,” you can ask the car to turn up the heat, open the windows, or change the radio station.
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Slip into the back seat, and you’re treated to a gigantic 31-inch screen that drops down and contains all your entertainment needs. The video can play in the center of the screen or be swiped over to either side. Further, the door’s armrest has a smartphone-sized screen that allows you to change your seat’s positioning, adjust the climate control, start a massage session, and change what’s on the screen in front of you. It’s pretty snazzy.
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Meanwhile, the car is the very definition of luxury, which is probably why the price starts at over $100,000 and goes up from there. But with Merino leather seats, a full massage setup in the back, and all that technology packed in, it earns it, even if its range tops out at an unimpressive 321 miles on a single charge.
