In 2022, BMW's iX Flow showed that a car with color-changing bodywork was possible. The electric SUV was shown at CES in Las Vegas, using the same e-ink technology used by Kindle e-readers to alter a ...

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When BMW first started putting E Ink on its concept cars, it was pretty cool, but felt like a bit of a gimmick. Now, the automaker has advanced the technology to the point where vehicles adorned with ...

E Ink, the global leader in ePaper technology, continues to advance ePaper R&D and has been promoting the use of ePaper materials on vehicle surfaces for more than five years. Following BMW’s ...

First look: BMW's latest experiment with programmable vehicle surfaces no longer attempts to cover an entire car. Instead, it focuses on a single panel – and in doing so, may have addressed one of the ...

The color-changing ability of the BMW i Vision Dee (Digital Emotional Experience) concept EV sport sedan is demonstrated during a keynote address by Chairman of the Board of Management of BMW AG ...