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BMW moving away from traditional switches, buttons to cater to younger buyers

7NEWS Australia · 24 August 2026 at 2:13 pm

BMW moving away from traditional switches, buttons to cater to younger buyers

BMW says society is moving towards greater use of touch and voice-activated systems, so it's following suit with its new models.

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