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BMW doesn't seem to use that specific X anywhere else for any of their EV lineup. Even the back of the car uses a normal "X" character. I think it's some manda
by jerlam 3mo ago
BMW doesn't seem to use that specific X anywhere else for any of their EV lineup. Even the back of the car uses a normal "X" character.
I think it's some mandate to give their car models some kind of "signature" headlight design.
- sottol 3mo agoBMW did have the _iconic_ "halo angel eye" headlights in the mid-2000s - the most iconic headlight signature at least in my memory. So your point would make sense. Those were often copied by enthusiasts and "ported" to other cars via aftermarket headlights.