A few days ago, we obtained a set of SPY photos of BMW's new pure electric sedan i7. The new car was tested in depth at the BMW Winter Test Center near the Arctic Circle in Sweden, which also tested whether the car could work in extremely cold weather to ensure that the battery and temperature control systems were normal.
It can be seen from the camouflage spy photos that the new model still continues BMW's family design style, using the design of the double kidney grille, and the size of the double kidney grille will be further increased, and the sense of sport is full. The headlights on both sides use a new shape of split LED headlight group, and there are more tough lines on the upper hood, which highlights its domineering feeling.
Strikingly, the new car features a new concealed door handle, which is more aerodynamically designed to achieve lower wind resistance, while the charging port at the rear fender at the rear is particularly eye-catching.
The overall body size of the new car may be consistent with the long-axle and standard-axle BMW models, and can also be regarded as the "first luxury flagship pure electric sedan".
In terms of power, the new BMW i7 will be equipped with BMW's fifth-generation eDrive electric power system. It is reported that the BMW i7 will launch three versions of the i740, i750 and i7 M60, the corresponding power system will be equipped with single motor, dual motor and three motor versions respectively, of which the maximum power of the M60 version is expected to reach 484kW (650 horsepower), which is about 8% higher than the power of the current M760i model.
It is reported that this new version of the BMW i7 is expected to debut in overseas markets in April 2022, and will be listed for sale as soon as the same year, and is expected to introduce domestic listing sales in the same period.