Cause it needs to be
It’s just a service reminder. Time for the Italian tune up
It’s the “coast” mode
Im pretty sure thats too let you know if you lift now it will cruise in neutral to save fuel. It usually does that above 30mph. I had a m140i and it did the same thing. Obviously wont do it on cruise control
Means your going to fast in eco pro my moms x5 does the same and I had to explain this to her as well
It means press to go faster
Hi there. On a real note, this symbol comes up in two scenarios.
- When your foot is being depressed on the pedal past a point of maximum efficiency
-When your foot is being depressed on the pedal past a point of maximum efficiency AND surpassing your set speed
Once you get below that speed, the foot should disappear.
You need new brakes. Make an appointment with your local BMW to get serviced immediately. Good luck!
Means get a M3 or M4, real mans car
So many wrong answers here. It simply means you should slow down a bit to reach optimum fuel efficiency. This doesn’t mean brake though (because braking is very inefficient fuel wise), just keep your foot off the accelerator until that light goes away.
When you exceed the set speed in Eco pro mode it will suggest to decelerate until the speed drops below the programmed threshold.
When you exceed the set speed in Eco pro mode it will suggest to decelerate until the speed drops below the programmed threshold.
I believe because you are coasting in the positive eco zone
What year is this car . I wish mine had the traditional orange color gauges
2017 or there abouts. F22
I believe it’s pre-LCI, 2016 to early 2017 (the LCI came out in late 2017 at least in Europe)
2017 or there abouts. F22
I believe it’s pre-LCI, 2016 to early 2017 (the LCI came out in late 2017 at least in Europe)
Yeah its a late 2016 F22 M240i
This can also happen when you drive on an open road and come close to the entrance of a city with a coresponding speed limit (GPS knows that) German example: 100 kph on the road outside of town, 50 inside the city.
The car will tell you beforehand to lift your foot off the accelerator, so you can decelerate to 50 by coasting and not using the brakes, therefore using less fuel and brake pads.
Source: I own a F21 1-Series that does the same. Source 2: I work at BMW where we develop driver assistance systems like these.
Sounds like a great system that every car should have, the amount of times i see people speeding up only to see the brake lights come on 100m further is staggering.
Ah haaa!! Does this mean you could answer questions about why the F20/21 does what it does and hints and tips?
I’m wondering if there’s a way to reengage D when you’ve pulled a paddle to drop a great or two in an auto 2016 m135i. Other than just continue in the selected great long enough that the car decides to switch back to D itself.