Learn More BMW unveiled a car that can change its color because its exterior has a coating of E Ink. E Ink is the same kind of tech used in Amazon Kindle ebook readers, and can now cover the ...

BMW unveiled a wild new concept at this year's big tech trade show: A color-changing car. Drivers can change the color of the car at the touch of a button, instantly, the automaker said.

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.

BMW says this can reduce the amount of heating ... That's why the iX can only change colors on the grayscale, but as E Ink tech evolves to include more vibrant colors (hopefully), so too can ...

The BMW iX Flow features E Ink, which adapts the exterior color of a vehicle depending on user input. The change is made possible by a body wrap specifically tailored for the vehicle that uses ...

Tired of the color on your car? A new innovation from BMW will let you change it at the touch of a button. At CES, the luxury automaker introduced the iX Flow featuring E Ink, a concept that would ...

All we know is that a car's paint is going to change colors on command. We've reached out to BMW for more information and will update this story when we hear back. The ability to change your ...

BMW aims to launch customizable E Ink color ... two contact points and you apply a small voltage between them to change the colors, but when you take the power away the color stays there ...

Last year, BMW debuted the iX Flow, which used a similar technology but could only change its exterior color between white, gray, and black. Now that incredible idea is completely overshadowed by ...

That’s where the BMW iX Flow comes in. The electric SUV has been wrapped in E Ink, the same stuff you’ll find in a Kindle screen, and lets you change the color at the push of a button.

BMW iX Flow uses electrophoretic coloring ... as current only flows during the color change phase and no further energy is needed to keep the desired color constant. Beyond the empowerment ...

An earlier version of this story included a manufacturer whose car-color changing technology does not match that of Toyota and BMW's. Toyota is hoping to allow its customers to easily change the ...