Service Bulletin

2021 BMW Delivery Stop: Missing Touchscreen & Reversing Assistant

BMW has issued a delivery stop for certain 2021 models, including the BMW X5, due to supply chain limitations. Affected vehicles were produced without a Central Information Display (CID) with touch functionality and without the Reversing Assistant feature.

ByAhmet Topcu — Founder & Editor-in-Chief2021 BMW X5
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BMW AG has announced a delivery stop, effective October 25, 2021, for certain 2021 and 2022 model year BMW vehicles. This measure, identified by NHTSA ID 10206687, addresses vehicles produced after October 25, 2021, that were manufactured without specific features due to ongoing supply chain challenges. This manufacturer communication impacts various models, including the 2021 BMW X5 manufacturer_communication.

What the Delivery Stop Means

The delivery stop was initiated because certain vehicles were produced without a "CID with touch function" (Central Information Display with touch capability) and without the "Reversing Assistant" feature. These omissions are a direct result of supply chain limitations affecting BMW's production. This means that vehicles subject to the delivery stop cannot be delivered to customers until the situation is resolved or alternative solutions are implemented.

Impact on Owners and Dealers

For customers who have ordered an affected vehicle, this delivery stop means that their vehicle cannot be delivered until BMW addresses the missing components. Dealers are prevented from releasing these vehicles. The manufacturer communication highlights a significant issue related to the "ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:SOFTWARE" and "EQUIPMENT:OTHER:OWNERS/SERVICE/OTHER MANUAL" components, indicating that the missing features are fundamental to the vehicle's intended functionality. The 2021 BMW X5 manufacturer_communication, along with other affected models, will remain in dealer inventory until BMW provides a resolution.

Important Warnings

BMW issued a "Delivery Stop (effective October 25, 2021)" for affected vehicles. This means that "certain vehicles were produced without a CID with touch function and without Reversing Assistant" due to supply chain limitations. This measure prevents the delivery of new vehicles that are missing these intended features.

Resolution

As this is a delivery stop for new vehicles, the resolution typically involves BMW either retrofitting the missing components once available or offering customers alternative solutions, which may include reordering a different vehicle or accepting the vehicle with the modified specifications, potentially with compensation. Customers with pending orders should contact their BMW dealer for the most current information regarding their specific vehicle.


Source: NHTSA ID: 10206687

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the BMW Delivery Stop NHTSA ID 10206687 about?
This BMW manufacturer communication, NHTSA ID 10206687, details a delivery stop for certain 2021-2022 BMW vehicles. These vehicles were produced without a touchscreen Central Information Display (CID) and the Reversing Assistant feature due to supply chain limitations.
Which BMW models are affected by this delivery stop?
The delivery stop affects various 2021 BMW models, including the X5, M340i, 330e, M440i, X7, Z4, 330i, 430i, and X6. It also applies to certain 2022 models produced after October 25, 2021.
What features are missing from affected vehicles?
Affected vehicles are missing the "CID with touch function" (Central Information Display with touch capability) and the "Reversing Assistant" feature.
What should I do if my 2021 BMW X5 is affected?
If you have a pending order for a 2021 BMW X5 or another affected model produced after October 25, 2021, you should contact your BMW dealer directly for information regarding your specific vehicle and the available resolution options.

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