BMW 7 Series FaceLift Tweaked A Little, Bumped Up A Little Launch In India
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Oct 21, 2024
Oct 21, 2024
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BMW India is all set to bring forth its facelift-ed BMW 7 Series luxury sedan in India tomorrow. The BMW 7-Series from the German automobile giant will now be a more dynamic version of itself, thanks to the fine tweaks it has got in the latest makeover. Just a few days back, we saw this beautiful ride at a charity event in Jodhpur, when it was unveiled by the BMW India’s brand ambassador, the cricket field superstar, Sachin Tendulkar.
The BMW 7 Series LCi (Life Cycle Impulse) is powered by the 3 Litres-inline six turbo diesel motor and a 258 Bhp max-power engine that will be mated to the eight speed auto-transmission unit, instead of seven. Amidst the many exterior changes, we have - revised xenon headlamps, a wider kidney grill with 9 slats, a new rear chrome strip bumper and tail lights with differing shades of red.
On the inside, there's a quite a bit of tweaking done too. We have new design front seats, rear seats with adjustable backrest angle, seat position, and head restraints, an optional Rear Seat Entertainment Package, an enhanced interior soundproofing and a new extended ambient lighting system. There’s also the option for a 10.25-inch LCD display for the iDrive system and 3D navigation maps as well. So in-all a great cabin experience on the wheels drives your way.
While in India, we might be welcoming the 730Ld and the 740Li variants from the BMW 7 series, it is being reported that the the new 7-Series will be assembled locally at the BMW's Chennai assembly via the completely Knocked down (CKD) kit route.
The BMW 7 Series LCi (Life Cycle Impulse) is powered by the 3 Litres-inline six turbo diesel motor and a 258 Bhp max-power engine that will be mated to the eight speed auto-transmission unit, instead of seven. Amidst the many exterior changes, we have - revised xenon headlamps, a wider kidney grill with 9 slats, a new rear chrome strip bumper and tail lights with differing shades of red.
On the inside, there's a quite a bit of tweaking done too. We have new design front seats, rear seats with adjustable backrest angle, seat position, and head restraints, an optional Rear Seat Entertainment Package, an enhanced interior soundproofing and a new extended ambient lighting system. There’s also the option for a 10.25-inch LCD display for the iDrive system and 3D navigation maps as well. So in-all a great cabin experience on the wheels drives your way.
While in India, we might be welcoming the 730Ld and the 740Li variants from the BMW 7 series, it is being reported that the the new 7-Series will be assembled locally at the BMW's Chennai assembly via the completely Knocked down (CKD) kit route.