Software to code the i3.

Hi all, my first post here after trawling for hours and days. Great site, loads of useful information.
I am looking to buy new with the below specifications.

My question is what will Dvdinmotion or Codemycar.com unlock? New Zealand Spec vehicle allows for manual control over the Rex.

i3 BMW Interior design Suite with Range Extender

Exterior colour: Solarorange with Highlight Frozen Grey Polster: Natural leather combination 'Stellaric' Dalbergiabraun |
Black
Wheels: Turbine styling 429

Exterior equipment:
LED light elements (5AK)
Glass roof, electrical with sliding and tilting function (403)
Sun protection glazing (420)
Park Distance Control (508)
Comfort access system (322)
Park assistant package (5DU)
Interior equipment:
Fine-wood trim Eucalyptus (4EV)
Multifunction for steering wheel (249)
Comfort package (7RS)
Rain sensor and automatic driving lights control (521)
Cruise control with brake function (544)
Navigation system Professional (609)
Internet (6AR)
Connected Drive Services (6AK)
Apps (6NR)
Park Assist (5DP)
Interior and exterior mirrors with automatic anti-dazzle function
(430)
Backup camera (3AG)
Automatic air conditioning (534)
Seat heating for driver and front passenger (494)
Cupholder (442)
Armrest, front (473)
Storage compartment package (493)
HiFi loudspeaker system Harman Kardon (674)
Floor mats in velour (423)

DVDinmotion should be self-evident. As for what code my car activates/deactivates, see the coding lists on its site.
Also, I don't think solar orange is available on 2017+ i3s.

websterize said:

DVDinmotion should be self-evident. As for what code my car activates/deactivates, see the coding lists on its site.
Also, I don't think solar orange is available on 2017+ i3s.

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You are correct about the Solar Orange. However their is a new 2016 one sitting on the floor at my dealership with the above specs which I am considering if they discount it enough before the (94Ah) arrives later this year.

Hi KiwiDave,

I thought you already bought an oilburner instead?

At this point in time, I'd probably wait out for the larger battery capacity.

I33t said:

Hi KiwiDave,

I thought you already bought an oilburner instead?

At this point in time, I'd probably wait out for the larger battery capacity.

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I think that was Kiwi. Not KiwiDave. The model on the floor has a heap of extras which for us may out weigh the (94Ah) Also under consideration is the fact that the amount of times In a year that I would travel more than 200km in a trip I could count on one hand and that's got a finger missing. :mrgreen:

Apologies. You are correct!

Of course, if range is fine for your daily use then no need to wait, especially if the car on the showroom floor gets a big discount.

Are you able to borrow an i3 for a day or so?

Are you able to borrow an i3 for a day or so?

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Yes but not until the end of the month, I haven't driven one yet and that is a must before leaping in head first. If the one on the floor has gone by then so be it, my mind will be made up for me on which car.