In addition to the
luxu
the 7 Series integrates premium leather options and impressive stitch work. Under the
hood, there is added sound-diminishing material, offering a virtually silent driving
experience. The series also includes new power-window motors that are said to
function smoother. With its lustrous chrome detailing throughout, there is
much to be impressed with regarding the aesthetic aspect of the new 7 Series.
For the tech components, the 7 Series includes iDrive infotainment
system, displayed on a large screen positioned above the dashboard, and
BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant, which enables the driver to access
various functions and information about the car and its surroundings
just by speaking aloud. All models possess active steering, adaptive
suspension, and Extended Traffic Jam Assistant, allowing for hands-
free driving up to 37 mph. Standard features also include wireless
charging, soft-close doors, panoramic glass roof, Wi-Fi hotspot,
Apple CarPlay, ambient lighting, and parking sensors, to name a few.
As expected, all models of BMW’s latest update to their flagship
sedan have an exceptionally upscale, luxurious design and impres-
sive tech. Though the redesign has raised a bit of controversy, causing
some fans to be confused by the revamped style, while others are
disappointed—particularly regarding the enlarged grille—BMW
nevertheless amped up the opulent aesthetic of the series with
extensive chrome details and sleek finishes. Whether those design
elements—in addition to the new tech—appeal to buyers, or not,
will be determined when the models become available for purchase.
Sources: pursuitist.com; highsnobiety.com; maxim.com; caranddriver.com; press.bmwgroup.com