Learn in this video that BMW Live Cockpit Professional’s completely digital 12.3” Instrument Cluster allows for your personal configuration.
BMW M3 Sedan:
Fuel comsumption (combined) in l/100 km: 10,1-10,0 (WLTP)
CO2 emissions (combined) in g/km: 230-228 (WLTP)
In Basic view, the configuration shows the speed on the left and the rev counter with gear setting on the right. By pressing the “BC” button on the indicator stalk, the rev counter changes to show the different available widgets. One of these widgets is the current configuration of the engine dynamics, damper control, brake and M Servotronic. When changing the M MODE to “SPORT” or “TRACK”, only the essential information is displayed in the M-specific display. Please remember that the M MODE “TRACK” disables driver assistance systems and should only be used on the track. By pressing the “BC” button on the indicator stalk, the same available widgets are available on the right. When going to “CAR”, “M menu”, “Instrument cluster”, you can adjust M Instrument cluster settings per M MODE. The widgets with data about “Engine”, “Tyres” and “Centrifugal forces” can be set on the left as well. When driving on track, we suggest to have the “Tyres” widget permanently on the left, so you can always have the current tyre temperature and pressure in sight.
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BMW Live Cockpit Professional’s completely digital 12.3” Instrument Cluster allows for your personal configuration. In Basic view, the configuration shows the speed on the left and the rev counter with gear setting on the right. By pressing the “BC” button on the indicator stalk, the rev counter changes to show the different available widgets. One of these widgets is the current configuration of the engine dynamics, damper control, brake and M Servotronic. When changing the M Mode to “SPORT” or
“TRACK”, only the essential information is displayed in the M-specific display. Please remember that the “TRACK” mode disables driver assistance systems and should only be used on the track. By pressing the “BC” button on the indicator stalk, the same widgets are available on the right. When going to “CAR”, “M menu”, “Instrument cluster”, you can set M Instrument Cluster settings per M Mode. The widgets “Engine”, “Tyres” and “Centrifugal forces” can be set on the left as well. When driving on Tr
ack, we suggest to have the “Tyres” widget permanently on the left, so you can always have the current tyre temperature and pressure in sight. Continue watching our How-To Series to get the most out of your BMW M.
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add transmission temperature and if theres diff temp thatd be nice too.
I’ve got an F10 M5 and love it LOADS
Please more videos about the Xdrive to help decide which to get.
I will come back to this video once I have a BMW M3 or M4
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For G80 when i preset M2 bottom, the instrument screen still shows road setting, i have to press the sports mode to change it to sports instructment cluster. Is there a way to link this change to the M2 bottom directly?
this is awesome
Where can I make the revcounter move in the right direction?
is this the standard instrument cluster for the 320i m sport 2021?
I just got a g82 m4, and was wondering what the device in the middle of the speedometer above the m4 logo is?...
I want to try
Anybody know if the new cluster can fit into the f82/83 m4 ?
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