The first unofficial images with the future of the BMW 7 Series facelift

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The first unofficial images with the future of the BMW 7 Series facelift: aesthetic changes and improvements in motoring

The future BMW 7 Series facelift has been photographed as part of an event dedicated to customers. The German-based range will integrate design changes as well as engine improvements.

As early as last year, we knew BMW would be presenting the 7th facelift in the year 2019. And the long awaited moment of the fans of the Bavarian builder is approaching with great strides.

The German builder chose not to launch a promotional campaign based on photo and video teasers, but the Germans instead prepared a series of events dedicated to the clients.

At such an event in the US, a guest photographed the future 7 Series facelift. The copy was not covered by camouflage, so we have the opportunity to admire BMW's design changes in the front area.

The Bavarians are proposing a more generous front grille that was inspired by that integrated on the new SUV X7. The Germans also come with changes to the headlamps, but also with a few snapshots in the air intake and bonnet area.

According to close sources, the range of engines will suffer small changes. The 740i will bet on the same 3.0-liter gasoline engine, but the power offered would increase from 326 hp to 340 hp. The 750i will be available with the 4.4-liter V8 engine and will offer 530 hp and 750 Nm, values similar to those currently available on the M850i Coupe.

Fans of hybrid plug-in versions will be able to order the 745e iPerformance facelift. Currently, the 7 Series Hybrid can be found under the name 740e iPerformance. The propulsion system consists of a 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline engine that produces 258 hp and 400 Nm and an electric motor capable of generating 113 hp and 250 Nm. In total, the hybrid system of the current 740e iPerformance offers 326 hp and an electric mode of up to 45 kilometers.

The 745e iPerfomance will drop the 2.0-liter engine and integrate a 3.0-liter 6-cylinder engine. According to the first information, the total power of the hybrid system will reach 394 hp and 600 Nm. At the same time, autonomy in electric mode would increase thanks to a larger capacity battery.

The same sources say the future BMW 7 Series facelift will also be offered in the M760i xDrive version equipped with the 6.6 liter V12 engine.