BMW takes slow road to high-speed autonomy

BMW's Vision Next 100 concept car, unveiled in 2016, explored a possible design for an autonomous vehicle. The automaker plans to roll out its self-driving system with the iNEXT crossover in 2021.

October 28, 2017 05:00 AM

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — While competitors such as Audi and Cadillac tout their semiautonomous driving systems, BMW plans to take more time before rolling out a high-speed self-driving system.

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