A BMW i4 owner was rightfully puzzled when their car flashed a strange alert on the screen, saying its parking spot was “too steep” to perform an over-the-air software upgrade. How does that happen?

BMW’s latest round of technology updates improves its in-car software, offering updated features and additional connectivity, and will be available on certain new cars built in July or later — such as ...

BMW’s latest and most extensive remote software upgrade is the third one this year and is available for approximately two million vehicles worldwide. More than 30 BMW models will be able to receive ...

BMW has climbed aboard the over-the-air software update bandwagon. On Tuesday, the German luxury brand said it began to push out its first OTA update for select BMW models. OTA updates will likely ...

BMW has announced a new software update for a range of its vehicles that will bring some new features to millions of its customers. The company has announced that the update will bring a new QlockTwo ...

Remote Software Upgrade 07-22 is coming to 3.8 million vehicles worldwide according to BMW. The Bavarian automaker is waxing lyrical about charging route improvements for iX and i4 electric vehicles ...

BMW has announced that it is releasing some new software updates for more than 3.8 million vehicles worldwide. The update is available for vehicles with BMW Operating System 8 and it will also be ...

Facepalm: Internet-connected autos are increasingly more common, affording owners amenities that would otherwise be impossible to enjoy on the road. They also come with their fair share of headaches ...

There is a recall for BMW's electric vehicles now, and it aims to give owners a battery software update to fix a certain problem that was previously reported and alerted the company. The problem ...

BMW has started rolling out the latest version of their operating system for over 1 million vehicles in Europe. The over-the-air (OTA) update is the biggest in the Group’s history, and also the ...

BMW owners are expected to pay a premium of £160 ($220), making the purchase an over-the-air software update — albeit it’s a one-time purchase, not a subscription. But what annoyed the author the most ...