7 Series [Official] New BMW 7-Series / i7 (G70/G71)

[advantage20]

New BMW 7-Series (G70/G71)

7 Series - The New BMW 7 Series.

BMW is leading the luxury segment into a new era that will be shaped by innovations in the fields of sustainability and digitalisation. With the new BMW 7 Series, the world’s most successful manufacturer of premium vehicles is creating forward-looking ways to enjoy driving pleasure, unsurpassed...

www.germancarforum.com

7 Series - The New BMW 7 Series.

BMW is leading the luxury segment into a new era that will be shaped by innovations in the fields of sustainability and digitalisation. With the new BMW 7 Series, the world’s most successful manufacturer of premium vehicles is creating forward-looking ways to enjoy driving pleasure, unsurpassed...

www.germancarforum.com

2022 BMW 7 Series / i7 (G70) Brochure (MY 2023 US)

This is the official BMW 7 Series / i7 (G70) brochure for 2022 (model year 2023 for North America), containing features, photos, and more.

www.germancarforum.com

 

[Serpens]

Well. I'm not blown away but it does it look OK overall. It's fresh and different. The rear end is a shame though...way too tall.

 

[hoffmeister_fan]

*insert Martin Short from Bad Boys II talking about sh!t getting real*

 

[J.E]

*insert Martin Short from Bad Boys II talking about sh!t getting real*

Martin Lawrence.

 

[martinbo]

As a prelude to the official release of the all new BMW G70/G71 here’s the leak, courtesy of @advantage20 prior to the new model’s official thread.

Please do not post links to other sites here.

 

[Gor134]

First time an M Sport actually looks worse than the regular? I don't hate the regular front end but the M Sport is questionable

 

[Jacke]

I need to see the ICE version before making any decision,but i like what i see the front is good and the interior is top notch

 

[Jacke]

I need to see the ICE version before making any decision,but i like what i see the front is good and the interior is top notch

 

[S600]

The interior disappoints me a lot. How much I would like to have an interior without glossy black plastic. The worst trend in the automotive industry.

 

[duesy]

Retracting my earlier comments. This is underwhelming. Especially the interior. The exterior design lacks composure.

 

[martinbo]

The interior disappoints me a lot. How much I would like to have an interior without glossy black plastic. The worst trend in the automotive industry.

And yet, in this there’s so little of it?

 

[hoffmeister_fan]

Martin Lawrence.

Yup, that's correct. That's what I get when I hop on the interweb without my late afternoon dose of caffeine. But I do like the image of Martin Short rising up with all that machismo talking about shit getting real. In fact, I prefer it.

 

[Mr. Mercedes]

I'm simply dumbfounded.

 

[Matski]

Yup, that's correct. That's what I get when I hop on the interweb without my late afternoon dose of caffeine. But I do like the image of Martin Short rising up with all that machismo talking about shit getting real. In fact, I prefer it.

Well... it could work.

 

[hoffmeister_fan]

prefer the M-bumper here as it tries to obscure the main headlight cluster. Let's see how successful it is in accomplishing that task in real life.

 

[hoffmeister_fan]

Well... it could work.

I'd watch the sh!t out of that. I just hope ol' Marty keeps an eye out of his partner's back-hand.

 

[dalab]

I'm simply dumbfounded.

Same here, as INXS said, a good sensatión

 

[kiki voinea]

This looks absolutely great

But...


Wheels to body ratio look kind of odd in this one (especially with that huge a$$ )

 

[Ghost1]

Ugh, nope. I'm not impressed so far. This Interior does not look great. The front screen is too small. And the way they have placed it...
The only promising detail here is an ambient lighting lol.

 

[Serpens]

This looks absolutely great

But...


Wheels to body ratio look kind of odd in this one (especially with that huge a$$ )

Yep, this is what I've been saying all along. It's more apparent from the rear but this propulsion-flexible platform certainly has design compromises involved.