[rokross]

Hi all,

I'm looking at getting a 2023 M2 but seems like the car doest have comfort access.
Does it mean that you will need to always press the button on the fob to lock/unlock the vehicle or can you still do that by touching the door handle?

Tried to look online but it only says that comfort access will lock/unlock the vehicle when you are near it.

Thank you

[DomMuc]

you have to use the fob every time....

comfort acess is touching doorhandle and in addition walking towards the car ( you can choose in optionsmenu if you want the car to unlock/lock when you are near the car

if your car does not have CA - you do nat have the Handles with the Sensor, mussing Antennas under the sideskirt, you have different fobs ( internals are litte bit different)

[rokross]

Thank You sir! I'll look for another car, can't be bothered by using the FOB all the time.

[JABCAT]

Originally Posted by rokross

Thank You sir! I'll look for another car, can't be bothered by using the FOB all the time.

Funniest thing I've read all day. Good luck with your search

[Drhoyle]

Originally Posted by rokross

Thank You sir! I'll look for another car, can't be bothered by using the FOB all the time.

It’s really not a big deal

[J-RO]

Just a matter of time before BMW can plant a chip in your head to operate the vehicle and then everyone can just drive naked!!!

[PRINCE THUNDERNIGHT]

Walk towards the car and it unlocks. Doesn't get more comfort-y than that.

[WhiteRqbbit]

I didn't spec comfort, and I have the lock/unlock with proximity and touch?

[aerobod]

Originally Posted by WhiteRqbbit

I didn't spec comfort, and I have the lock/unlock with proximity and touch?

US cars get comfort access as standard, it is not standard in most other markets, such as Germany where the OP is based.