Recently, some media exposed a set of new BMW 7 Series renderings, but in terms of temperament, the moment I saw it, I always felt that there was some similarity in temperament with the domestic Red Flag medium and large sedan H9.
According to the picture, the new BMW 7 Series uses a controversial design, including a split headlight group, a huge double kidney shaped intake grille, of which the LED daytime running light shows a "squinting" effect, which is particularly narrow and long, and the intake grille and the "U" shaped decorative parts below are chrome-plated.
The side profile of the new car is a classic BMW style, the iconic Hofmeister corner has also been applied, and the rear shape of the car will be more conventional than the front of the car, and will use family-style L-shaped LED taillights.
Interior spy photos have also been exposed before, and the new car will use an integrated dual full screen, which is composed of a dual 14.6-inch full LCD dashboard and a central control screen, and is equipped with BMW's latest eighth-generation iDrive system.
As a flagship model, the new 7 Series may be equipped with a 31-inch 8K cinema screen B&W 4D surround sound, 5G Car Networking, crystal gears and driving mode buttons, color-changing panoramic canopy and digital art mode.
In addition, air suspension, electric suction doors and other configurations are also essential, and there is news that L3 level automatic assisted driving will be loaded.
In terms of power, the new car will be available in gasoline version (48V light mix), plug-in version and pure electric version of a total of three models, of which the fuel version is equipped with a 3.0-liter V6 twin-turbo engine; the plug-in hybrid version will be equipped with a PHEV system composed of a 4.4T engine, which is expected to output up to 650 horsepower; in addition, the new car will also launch a higher performance version of 740 horsepower.
Of course, due to limitations such as emissions, the new car will no longer be available with the V12 engine version (M760i).
The electric version of the 7 series, named "i7", will be equipped with dual motors and 120 kWh battery packs, and the new car will have a range of 435 miles (700 km) under WLTP conditions.
The new BMW 7 Series will be unveiled in recent months and will be mass-produced later this year. (Fast Technology)