After unveiling the blackest car in the universe back in 2019, the company has just presented an iX Flow concept with color-changing E Ink panels. SUBSCRIBE LOG IN ...

In January 2022, BMW unveiled a concept car that could change its exterior color to various shades of grey. This car, the BMW iX Flow, is a concept car that is not available for purchase. In 2014 ...

In the event that you lose your color-changing BMW in a parking lot, its entire body may start flashing so you can easily spot it without waking any babies or scaring any dogs with the noisy panic ...

The BMW iX Flow featuring E Ink research and design project unveiled at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show enables a color-changing exterior. Using the same technology as E Ink, this wrap is dazzling.

The electrophoretic coloring material itself is applied as a vehicle body wrap but works just like it e-ink displays do in your Kindle. ... changing the vehicle's color in moments.

With the BMW iX Flow, we are bringing the car body to life.” The fluid color changes are made possible by a specially developed body wrap that is tailored precisely to the contours of the all ...

The change is made possible by a body wrap specifically tailored for the vehicle that uses electrophoretic technology to change the body skin to whatever color the driver desires.

BMW said the SUV featuring the iX Flow tech at CES includes a specially developed body wrap stimulated by electrical signals to change the color of the vehicle's exterior.

BMW imagines a future where no one has to choose—changing the color of your car can happen in an instant by leveraging the same low-power screen technology that ebook readers use.

Color-changing cars may sound like James Bond stealth tech, but BMW has brought the real thing along to CES 2022. The BMW iX Flow featuring E Ink looks, at first glance, like the automaker's iX ...

The color-changing effect can go from front to back, side to side, in stripes, in blotches and so on. The E Ink wrap allows for this adjustability. Watch this: Watch the BMW iX M60 change colors ...

Inozetek, a U.S.-based automotive wrap company, just showed off one of the most out-there, color-change wraps we’ve ever seen on a car before.