BMW 5 Series: Introduction
In the BMW 5 Series, interior design, functionality and comfort have reached
an even higher level. The
G30 is a pioneer in intuitive operation. The continually upgraded BMW iDrive
system makes a range of
fascinating new vehicle comfort and infotainment features available to both the
driver and
the passengers.
New features in the G30
The G30 is largely based on the G12 in regard to the displays and controls.
The following table compares the new features and changes to the displays and
controls
in G30 with those in the G12:
Features in common with G12
This product information only describes the differences to the G12. A
detailed description of the
following systems/functions can be found in the Technical Reference Manual
"ST1501 G12 Complete
Vehicle, Displays and Controls:
- Instrument panel
- Controller
- Central Information Display
- Gesture control
- Driving experience switch
Overview of the interior
The following graphic provides an overview of the displays and controls of
the G30:
Overview of cockpit of G30
- Instrument panel (KOMBI)
- Head‐Up Display (HUD)
- Central Information Display (CID)
- Intelligent Safety button
- Heating and air conditioning controls/radio operating unit
- Gear selector switch (GWS)
- Controller (CON)
- Driving experience switch
- Multifunction steering wheel
Controls in center console
The following graphic shows the controls in the center console of the G30:
G30 Controls in center console
- Gear selector switch (GWS)
- Controller (CON)
- Electromechanical parking brake
- Automatic Hold
- Surround view
- Park Distance Control (PDC)
- Driving experience switch
- Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)
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In the G30, the turn signal/high beam switch and the wash/wipe switch
immediately engage when
operated. The one-touch signalling and headlight flasher continue to function as
before. This measure
wa
Introduction
There is only one instrument cluster available with the launch of the G30.
The instrument cluster has
an 8.8" TFT display and therefore allows for situation-dependent display of
informa
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Alongside the Vertical Dynamics Platform (VDP) control unit, the Dynamic
Stability Control (DSC)
represents the core element of the driving dynamics control systems used to
increase active safety. It
optimizes driving stability in all driving conditions and also traction when
driving off and acce
Concept
The Onboard Computer displays different vehicle
data in the instrument cluster, such as average
values.
Calling up information
Press the button on the turn signal lever.
Information is displayed in the instrument cluster.
Pressing the button repeatedly displays additional
information.
Inf