2023 BMW i7 – Because the Munich auto company has been forced to comply with Europe’s stricter emissions regulations and because their competitors have had one for a while, the saying “better late than not” doesn’t apply. The i7 will compete with the Model S and the Audi e-Tron GT, Porsche Taycan, and Mercedes-Benz EQS.
2023 BMW i7
2023 BMW i7 Review
BMW engineers are now in a better place when it comes to developing the zero-emission model. The automaker released a few teaser photos of the car last month. It was only natural that someone would attempt to peel the skin off the car using Photoshop. This is kelsonik who posted the rendering to Instagram. It shows a controversial design that combines the look of the 8 Series with the new 7er.
2023 BMW i7 EV Redesign
Exterior
The kidney grille didn’t go the extra-long route, so fingers crossed. The LED DRLs partially separate the bumper from the hood and flank it with a pair of similar-looking headlights. The grey digital finish contrasts with the chrome accents that are visible at the front, sides, and around the mirrors. It rides on bigger wheels than the prototype.
2023 BMW i7 EV Specs
2023 BMW i7 Engine & Performance
The BMW i7 will be unveiled later in the year alongside the 7 Series. It is expected to have a 120 kWh battery, which would allow it to travel up to 435 miles (700km) on a single charge. Along with other models, the lineup could include a high-performance variant, possibly with a trimotor setup and rated at around 750 horsepower.
