BMW iX2 Speedometer and Cruise Control Failure Issues

Hey there! I've got some experience with EVs and had something really similar with my 2022 BMW i4. I used to have the same issue with the cruise control system, and yeah, it definitely rings a bell. Had it checked at my workshop and turned out there was a faulty cable connection to the cruise control module. Cost me 95 Euro to fix, they basically had to reconnect and secure some loose wiring. Been working perfectly since then. Before I share more details, could you tell me which error code you're getting? Also, does your speedometer show any specific error message? This info would help me figure out if it's exactly the same issue I had. I'm pretty sure the iX2 shares some electrical components with the i4, so this might be a similar fix. Not a huge repair job if it's the same problem.

Thanks for sharing your experience! My iX2 is still quite new, just 16858 KM on the clock and fresh off its latest service. The error code I'm getting is B137490, and the speedometer display just shows "System Error" in red. Did you notice any warning lights on the dash before your cruise control stopped working? I'm hoping it's just a simple wiring issue like yours, but these newer systems can be tricky. It's reassuring to hear it was a straightforward fix on your i4.

Oh yes, I remember my case! That's exactly the same error code I got with my i4, B137490. And yeah, before the cruise control completely gave up, I had a yellow warning light pop up on the dash for about two days. It would come and go, which was really annoying. Looking at your mileage, it's pretty similar to when mine started acting up, I was around 17000 KM when it happened. The "System Error" message in red is identical too. These electrical gremlins can be such a pain in modern EVs, right? Just to add to what I mentioned before about my repair, after they fixed the loose wiring, they also updated the control module's software. Apparently, there was a known issue with the early software version that could trigger false error readings even with minor connection problems. The software update was included in the repair cost I mentioned. Since your iX2 is newer than my i4, you might even be covered under warranty for this. Worth checking that out before you pay anything. The whole repair took about 2 hours in my case. Have you noticed any other quirks besides the cruise control and error message? Mine occasionally had some weird behavior with the regenerative braking system just before the cruise control failed completely.

Thanks a lot for all those details, that's super helpful! Actually, now that you mention it, I have noticed some inconsistency with the regen braking over the last week. It's been a bit jumpy, especially when coming to a stop. That really connects the dots! I just checked my warranty paperwork, and you're right, I should be fully covered since the car's only 8 months old. That's a relief! I'll definitely mention the regen braking issue and the software update when I take it in. Really appreciate you sharing your experience with the i4. Knowing it's likely just a wiring issue with a software update makes me feel much better about the whole thing. I'll book it in tomorrow and hopefully get this sorted quickly. Thanks again for all your help!

My BMW 2024 IX2 vehicle gives a warning when it passes the speed 30,50,70,90 signs on the sides HOW DO I TURN IT OFF

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Check your vehicle's settings menu for the "Speed Limit Information" or "Road Sign Recognition" feature. You should be able to disable or adjust the warning notifications from there. If you're unsure, consult your owner's manual for specific instructions related to your model. Let me know if this resolves the issue or if you need further assistance!