BMW's New Luxury Electric Car Arriving Soon in Brazil Comes With Cinema-Quality Entertainment in the Back Seat and a Monthly 5G Internet Package!

BMW’s New Luxury Electric Car Arriving Soon in Brazil Comes With Cinema-Quality Entertainment in the Back Seat and a Monthly 5G Internet Package!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 23/08/2023 at 16:37

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The New Electric Vehicle of the Giant BMW Has a Unique Surprising Design and an Unmatched Novelty: Cinema in the Back Seat

The arrival of the long-awaited BMW i7 electric vehicle in Brazil is set to revolutionize the travel experience for passengers, especially those in the back seat. With a touch of luxury and innovation, the BMW i7 introduces a cinema screen directly in the vehicle’s ceiling, providing high-level entertainment for those traveling in the back, according to the Terra website.

Imagine being in an electric sedan and, at the touch of a button, a 31-inch screen emerges from the ceiling, creating a cinema experience on board. The BMW i7 electric vehicle brings exactly that experience, with its entertainment system called BMW Theater Screen. The screen is strategically positioned right behind the headrests of the front seats, transforming the rear space into a true mobile cinema.

High-Resolution Entertainment and Streaming in the Electric Vehicle

The 31-inch screen of the BMW i7 is not only large, but also impresses with its image quality. With 8K resolution, it offers exceptional visual clarity, making every detail sharp and engaging. In addition, the system is equipped with Amazon Fire TV, allowing passengers of the electric vehicle to enjoy a wide range of content through streaming apps. Movies, series, and videos will be at the fingertips of back seat occupants.

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In addition to the cinema screen in the ceiling, the BMW i7 offers a true spectacle of screens. The car features a total of five screens, including the BMW Curved Display – a 12.3-inch screen behind the steering wheel and another 14.9 inches for the multimedia center. Additionally, two 5.5-inch screens are integrated into the rear door handles, allowing passengers to control various vehicle parameters.

With all these innovations and the promise of high-quality entertainment in the back seat, the BMW i7 has created excitement among car and technology enthusiasts. However, the price of the electric model has yet to be announced, leaving interested parties eager to discover the cost of this luxury and entertainment experience on wheels.

BMW’s New Luxury Electric Car Arriving Soon in Brazil Comes With Cinema-Quality Entertainment in the Back Seat and a Monthly 5G Internet Package!

The New Electric Vehicle of the Giant BMW Has a Unique Surprising Design and an Unmatched Novelty: Cinema in the Back Seat

High-Resolution Entertainment and Streaming in the Electric Vehicle

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