X7 [Hot!] 2023 BMW X7 FACELIFT

[duesy]

It's good-looking but more on the sporty (rather than the 'classy') side. I don't know how this translates to customer expectation and experience. I would consider this car with the Alpina treatment, but I don't think the post-FL Alpina version works for me.

 

[SCOTT27]

Wonder What comes next. Will X7 become as individual from a luxury perspective as i7?

The LCI seems to be preparing you for the transition. But has to make do with what’s there for the time being. Of course it will be the iX7.

 

[dalab]

Wonder What comes next. Will X7 become as individual from a luxury perspective as i7?

The LCI seems to be preparing you for the transition. But has to make do with what’s there for the time being. Of course it will be the iX7.

I only agree that it will be cleaner in lines, more in tune with the G70, being a super success as it is, I reckon there will not yet be a radical general design change for the new model.
More than 30,000 units only in the USA in 2022!

Wonder What comes next. Will X7 become as individual from a luxury perspective as i7?

The X1 grew, the X3, X5 and so on, so this will not be different and I calculate there will be its biggest change, it will be more imposing and luxurious, almost an "X9"... with the XM existing, the X7 will be pure fundamental luxury, also seeing that the Chinese are faster and more seasoned than the Japanese and Koreans (there are already two brands that in 2023 will compete with even Maybach) I suppose that BMW will also continue to raise the bar, Alpina will play an interesting game to watch...

 

[dalab]

I just saw an X7 LCI, my first LCI, my second X7, next to a new Sequoia, it looked like a VW Golf, in black it looked subtle

 

[Tourbillon]

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[SCOTT27]

A very Individual X7.

 

[Centurion]

Did I read somewhere that the X7 accounts for 40% of sales in the US, China and Korea?

 

[dalab]

Did I read somewhere that the X7 accounts for 40% of sales in the US, China and Korea?

The X7 sold 30,000 u in the USA - 2022, a 33% increase over 2021.
That's just under 10% of 2022 US sales.

The worldwide sales of the X7 in 2021 were around 54,000 u, there is a probability that there will be a similar increase in other markets in 2022, but no concrete information has come out yet I think.

 

[hovabongZA]

This facelift works very very well.

 

[SCOTT27]

Black

Marina Bay Blue @ Brussels.

 

[Centurion]

Despite being larger, it's better proportioned than the X5. Kudos to BMW for building a 7 seater that doesn't look clumsy.

 

[jerman-car]

Yes, the light treatment on this X7 Lci is just lacking a lot in class and luxury and quality styling seen in the 7 Series... similar faces but the small details and grille + bumper make a huge difference

 

[SCOTT27]

 

[dalab]

That red one, from the front... superb

 

[Centurion]

Red one is punchy. I still dislike the LCI. It’s too Hundai and Kia looking and less BMW. Pre face lifted looks more luxurious and flagship-like.

 

[Merc1]

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[Centurion]

Front end = Mansory

 

[lukeswiss]

Front end = Mansory

That's not a compliment, is it ?

 

[Centurion]

Front end = Mansory

Nope. Too monsterous and aggressive for an Alpina.

 

[exokiss]

BMW has the best color selections across all their models, both exterior and interior IMO. Their wheels are smoking hott too. Audi has the dullest collection of colors I've ever seen for a German brand. Mercedes is in the middle.

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With all my love for the brand, that's not true. Aston Martin has the best quality as well as a variety of exterior paint.