2023 BMW 7 Series Spied Ahead Of India Launch | V3Cars

The 7th-gen 7 Series’ overall design splits opinions. While some may find the large kidney grille garish, others may feel it adds a bit of flair to BMW’s flagship product. The split LED headlamps seem to be a straight lift from BMW’s flagship SUV, the X7.

At the side of the new 7 Series, you will find flush-fitting door handles and large, 19-inch wheels. At the rear, the new 7 Series gets slimmer connected LED taillights than before.

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On the inside, the new 7 Series gets a dashboard layout that’s very unlike BMW. A pair of LCD screens inside a curved glass sit atop the dashboard. The instrument cluster measures 12.3-inch whereas the new touchscreen infotainment system measures 14.9 inches in size. In addition to that, the new 7 Series also gets a gigantic 31.3-inch 8K television display, which is mounted on the roof for entertaining rear passengers.

On the powertrain front, the new 7 Series comes with multiple engine options, including a plug-in-hybrid and even a fully-electric version called the i7. In India, however, we expect BMW to offer the 3.0L turbo petrol and 3.0L turbo diesel inline-6 engines. Like before, BMW could also offer the plug-in-hybrid option at a later date.

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The new 7 Series will rival other luxury sedans like the recently launched Audi A8 L and the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Mercedes-Benz India offer the locally-assembled S-Class whereas Audi India recently launched the A8 L facelift with more features and better looks. You can watch our first impression of the Audi A8 L by clicking the video thumbnail below.