Recently, BMW officially released its new flagship electric sedan i7 in the hot area of the test spy photo, it is reported that the purpose of the test is to observe the performance of the vehicle battery in high temperature areas, as well as the vehicle interior temperature resistance test.
As BMW's flagship pure electric sedan, it is expected that the i7 will be officially unveiled next year, forming a direct competitive relationship with the Mercedes-Benz EQS after the listing.
Judging from the official spy photos, the test vehicle is covered with thick camouflage, and basically no valid information is visible, but the body lines of the new car look very similar to the BMW 7 Series, and the slender body and short front overhang and long rear overhang design are typical luxury car design styles.
It is expected that after the official unveiling, the i7 will also use a huge double kidney shape grille, just like the i4, of course, in order to make a clear distinction from the fuel version, the new car is expected to have more aerodynamic kits, but also decorated with different colors.
It is understood that i7 will branch three versions, the entry model is i740, the middle version is i750, and the top version is i M60, and the division standard is the same as the iX pure electric SUV that has been launched.
In terms of power, it is reported that the maximum power of the i740 will reach 400kW, the i7 M60 is expected to reach 484kW or even higher, and the i740 may be the only model with rear-wheel drive.
As for the battery capacity and range, the battery capacity of the i740 and i750 is 80kWh to 100kWh, while the i7 M60 is as high as 120kWh, of which the 120kWh battery has a WRTP range of about 650-700km, while the 80kWh battery has a cruising range of about 470km. (Fast Technology)