Recently, overseas media exposed a set of imaginary pictures of the BMW 7 Series. The new car will be available in fuel version, plug-in hybrid version and "i7" pure electric version at the same time, and L3 level automatic driving technology will also be applied. The new car will be unveiled in recent months and will be mass-produced later this year.
Just like the upcoming BMW XM, the appearance of the all-new 7 Series has also been controversial. The new car will feature a split headlight design and a huge double kidney grille with a very bold design.
The side profile of the new car is classic BMW style as well as the iconic Hofmeister. The rear of the car will be more conventional than the front of the car, and will use family L-shaped LED taillights.
The new car has a curved screen composed of a 14.6-inch full LCD instrument and a central control screen, and is equipped with BMW's 8th generation iDrive system. As a flagship model, the new car may be equipped with a 31-inch 8K cinema screen B&W 4D surround sound, 5G car networking, crystal gear and driving mode buttons, color-changing panoramic canopy and digital art mode and other functional configurations. In addition, the new 7 Series based on the CLAR platform will be equipped with standard air suspension, electric suction doors and L3 autonomous driving technology.
In terms of power, the new car will be available in gasoline, plug-in and all-electric versions with 48V light mix. It is reported that the new car will use a B58 twin-turbo 3.0-liter inline 6-cylinder engine. While the new car no longer has the V12-powered M760i, the 7 Series will also feature a new twin-turbocharged 4.4-litre V8 engine with a plug-in hybrid system that is expected to reach a maximum of 650 horsepower. In addition, the new car is also expected to launch a high-performance version of the model, with a maximum power of up to 740 horsepower (552 kW).
The all-electric i7 will be equipped with dual motors and a 120 kWh battery pack. It is reported that the new car has a cruising range of up to 435 miles (700 kilometers). According to the WLTP standard, the power consumption of the BMW i7 initial test is 22.5-19.5kWh/100km.
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