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The seventh-generation flagship BMW sedan is here. The 2023 7 Series officially debuted on April 20, offering a choice of internal-combustion power or all-electric motivation with the all-new i7. Whether you choose fossil fuel or electricity for power, both cars feature a large grille and split headlight design that certainly has people talking. Design is subjective, and much has already been said about BMW's new design language. The split design will be a signature feature on top models going forward, but judging by the majority of comments in our BMW 7 Series debut post, folks aren't thrilled with that idea. Thanks to some timely digital retouching from rendering artist Nikita Chuiko at Kolesa, we can see how the big sedan might look in not one, but two more conventional formats. save over $3,400 on average off MSRP* on a new BMW 7 Series The first is the rendering featured at the top of this article. The split lights are gone, replaced with a pair of narrow lenses flanking a significantly smaller grille. The chiseled lines on the lower fascia are also smoothed out, though the vertical corner vents are retained. Per Chuiko, inspiration for this unofficial makeover comes from the E38 7-Series that launched in the mid-1990s. We can certainly see that influence in the narrow face.  Do you own a Car or a Bike?
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When can I buy a 2023 BMW?The all-new 2023 BMW 7 Series full-size luxury sedan will arrive on American shores in the fourth quarter of 2022.
How much will the 2023 7 Series cost?BMW's range-topping 7 Series sedan gets a complete makeover, including its first-ever all-electric version. Bursting with power and cutting-edge technology, the 2023 7 Series carries a substantial starting price of $93,300.
Will there be a 2023 Alpina b7?The BMW 7-Series enters its seventh generation with the redesigned 2023 model unveiled in April, but an Alpina version won't return this time around, the semi-official BMW tuner has confirmed.
When did the new BMW 7 Series come out?The BMW 7 Series is therefore once again a symbol of the BMW Group's innovative strength. The world premiere of the new BMW 7 Series in April 2022 and its global market launch starting in November 2022 are the key milestones in the brand's current model offensive in the luxury segment.
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