Hate parallel parking? That's fine, because your next car might be able to do it for you — if you opt for a new BMW, that is.

The German automaker is previewing its next-generation 7 Series model range, which features a remote control parking feature that can get the car in and out of tight spots completely on its own. And you don't even need to be sitting behind the wheel for this to happen.

BMW isn't ready to show off the design of its new vehicle just yet (as you can see from its awesome camouflage in the image above), but touted some of its new, tech-savvy features, including remote control parking. In a video posted to YouTube over the weekend, the car maker shows how you'll be able to activate the feature using just your key.

"Forget everything you know about keys," BMW spokesman Chris Brow says in the video. "As a driver of the all-new BMW 7 Series you get the BMW Display Key."

The newly developed Display Key is "a remote control and LCD control screen in one," Brow says. It operates various car functions and also supplies you with useful information about the vehicle. Using it, drivers will be able to prompt the car to enter or exit a parking space automatically.

BMW said the new 7 Series is the world's first series-produced car that can maneuver itself in and out of parking spaces or garages without anyone at the wheel. This feature should be especially helpful when your only option is an extremely tight spot, the company said.

Besides that, the next-gen 7 Series also, for the first time ever, boasts new gesture control features, which let you operate infotainment functions with simple hand movements that are detected by a 3D sensor. Gestures can be used for a number of functions like controlling the volume of your music and picking up or rejecting an incoming phone call.

For a look at these new features, check out the video above.