Beefcake wrote

The fact that it is not a NK platform car goes against BMWs own philosophy as they said NK would be just to make sure ev cars are built like ev cars and not dragging along the bev built stuff.

So… sorry BMW another chance missed…
I’ll go and get myself a Denza…

Lyess_F80 wrote

The ix3 is electric, so that’s a different market, but having an X5 with an internal combustion engine that has the same front end as an ix3 is just awful

hrf wrote

Ugly car, as usual in modern BMW, almost every model getting uglier and uglier. Shame on BMW design, a bunch of losers!

sahajesh wrote

NK design will be across all models, not NK platform.

VER wrote

Unfortunately this is the case at almost every brand now, too. Either the younger designers have zero skill, the engineers are running the show and maximizing cost cutting, or they are actually using AI to help these designs at this point.

Ferrari = mess
Lambo = mess
MB = mess
Audi = mess
BMW = mess

It goes on and on and on.

SCA wrote

Ugh… so essentially it received the front end design cues from the iX3.

Game wrote

So tired of this brand putting out ugly cars that will have to "grow" on us. Why are they incapable of putting out a good design from the start? And why does everything look like an EV?

chicagofan00 wrote

Looks like some photos are starting to appear of the upcoming M60e. Looks like the split tailgate is officially gone.







Cleaned up images by jphcbpa






This is Obviously all AI!

LuckyBrand wrote

Looks like a scaled up ix3. Why does everything have to look the same anymore interior and exterior?

At least in the past if you didn’t like a certain design you could upgrade or downgrade to get something different. Now if you don’t like something you hate them all.

It’s like when Homer Simpson goes to pick out new clothes from the closet. It’s all the same. It’s just not fun anymore.

The auto industry is just crazy anymore.

BimmerXdrive wrote

🤢🤢 It’s been a good run, gents. For what it’s worth, personally that’s not a front-end design I could ever see myself behind the wheel of. Taking a grille design from 1970s isn’t working here. BMW design downfall should be studied, possibly a Netflix documentary aswell.

I’ll enjoy my G05 example a bit longer, then venture into different brands or models.

bunker wrote

Correct. This is the new design language. Thank you for following along.

SCA wrote

I suspect that you did not bother to read the entire thread?


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Hansn wrote

The world is full of old cars, you can pick up a few every year for the rest of your life and not run out. BMW has to sell new cars to new generations of buyers to stay in business.

lonestar22 wrote

What a crybaby

Hansn wrote

The world is full of old cars, you can pick up a few every year for the rest of your life and not run out. BMW has to sell new cars to new generations of buyers to stay in business.

LemonOne wrote

Was waiting for this comment. It always seems to come up whenever an all-new model is launched.