From October, BMWs on Operating System X will show the route, surrounding traffic, and what Highway Assistant is doing in a single 3D view. BMW hasn't said when — or whether — US iX3 buyers get it.
Hyundai Motor Group says its autonomous driving "data flywheel" is now fully operational, with NVIDIA-based Level 2+ cars due in 2028 and its in-house Atria AI following in 2029.
The 2027 IQ.DRIVE update lets the Atlas, Golf, Tiguan, and ID. Buzz steer to the shoulder when the driver is unresponsive — and adds turn-signal lane changes.
BMW's new iX3 starts sending crash-moment camera clips to Munich this month, with consent, a stripped VIN, and blurred faces. The same car reaches U.S. dealers on September 25 with a privacy policy instead.
FSD v14.3.9 can activate on its own if a frontal crash is imminent or the car decides you're not paying attention. Tesla hasn't said whether you can turn it off — or whether it needs the $99 subscription.
With Mercedes pausing Drive Pilot, no eyes-off system is on sale in the US. GM's automated driving lead explains the data strategy meant to fill that gap by 2028.
Tesla no longer sells Autopilot. New cars get cruise control and a $99-a-month decision; used cars need a software-menu check before you sign anything.