That was a snappy response. BMW has a visualizer up and running on its German website only hours after introducing the new 7 Series G70. In fact, the same thing occurred last week when the X7 LCI was revealed, indicating that the Germans are efficient at their jobs. If the plethora of photos given by the company wasn’t enough, there are screenshots showcasing one of the more fascinating variations – the M Sport Pro – attached.
The 7 Series not only has automatic doors like a Rolls-Royce, but also costly two-tone paintwork like a Goodwood model. Indeed, if you use the i7 configurator and choose an Individual bicolor paint, it will cost you a whopping €12,000. Instead of the completely electric car, we chose a few options based on the 740d M Sport Pro.
Keep in mind that the G70 is not the first BMW to get a two-tone paint in recent years. China got a Cashmere Silver metallic/Aventurine Red special edition based on the M760i last year, limited to 25 vehicles.
To return to the G70, the monochromatic liveries aren’t exactly inexpensive either. This is particularly true when discussing an Individual hue. Frozen Deep Grey and Frozen Pure Grey metals, for example, cost €3,800 each. The i7 is already completely customisable on the BMW Deutschland website, where the 7 Series G70 – with M760e xDrive – can also be configured, but no price information is available.
By far the most customisable BMW ever is the seventh-generation 7 Series. Even a (relatively) less expensive variant, like this 740d, is available in a plethora of colours, wheel styles, and interior finishes. It’s too early to tell if ALPINA will release another B7, but if it does, anticipate more finer visual changes for the luxobarge.
BMW Deutschland is the source.
