BMW Switzerland Delivered the First BMW iX Police Car

The first BMW ix Police Car was delivered today from BMW Switzerland. Police departments can now use an electric crossover explicitly modified for their needs. BMW iX Police Cars have a roof beam system and a lightning module on the outside, in addition to car markings made to police regulations. Messages like “STOP, POLICE,” “ACCIDENT,” and “PLEASE FOLLOW” can be displayed in a traffic matrix.

Blue front flashers, two yellow flashing lights in the tailgate, crossing flashers in the bumper to warn cross traffic, and flashers in the external mirrors are only some of the many warning lights on the exterior. More features for the cockpit’s convenience have been added to the instrument panel. It also includes a second display for the cameras and a Polycom police radio control system. The BMW Group’s 70 years of experience helped them design and build customised vehicles for the Swiss police. Every innovation benefits from the input of police officers, firefighters, and emergency room doctors. BMW boasts that its emergency vehicles are built to last and work optimally.

The drivetrain has not been altered in any way. The BMW iX xDrive50 is the top pick due to its 523 hp and 630 Nm of peak system torque. The BMW iX can sprint to 100 km/h in 4.6 seconds. Blue light makes the vehicle easier to manoeuvre due to its low centre of gravity and balanced axle load distribution. The high-voltage battery is under the car.

BMW has previously deployed electric vehicles for rescue missions. There were reports of the i3 being employed as a patrol vehicle by multiple Swiss police agencies. As more sustainable, emission-free BMW electric cars become available, we anticipate more emergency rooms acquiring a fleet of vehicles.