BMW announced it will launch navigation-guided urban driver assist in 2027, starting in Germany before expanding globally. The Level 2 system promises AI-powered steering, lane changes, and roundabout navigation on city streets, not just highways, and is positioned as a direct challenge to Tesla's Full Self-Driving. According to BMW's official statement, the system will handle steering, acceleration, and braking on both highways and urban roads using built-in GPS navigation. It will assist with lane changes in traffic, execute turns at intersections, yield to other vehicles, and navigate roundabouts. BMW states the system remains Level 2 automation, requiring drivers to keep their eyes on the road and stay ready to take control instantly; on highways, BMW will allow drivers to take their hands off the wheel in certain conditions, with strict monitoring requirements. The article describes the move as a significant leap from adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping, and notes Tesla has faced scrutiny over drivers misusing FSD features.