New BMW i7 offers 727 km range with sixth generation cells

The incorporation of Neue Klasse technology into an existing model tests BMW’s claim that the architecture is truly platform-independent BMW Group has started production of the updated 7 Series Sedan at its Dingolfing plant; This marks the first time Neue Klasse technologies have been incorporated into an established model in the group’s history. The renewal is described as the most comprehensive model update carried out by the BMW Group, and the same set of technologies is planned to be available in 40 models by the end of 2027. The BMW i7 60 xDrive uses sixth-generation round cells to deliver a WLTP range of 727 km and a 10-80% charging time of approximately 28 minutes. A new central software and electronics architecture forms the basis of the model, with the BMW Panoramic iDrive display as the central interface and BMW Symbiotic Drive managing the driver assistance integration. Production of the new BMW i7 M70 xDrive at the BMW Group Dingolfing Plant. It is stated that the double-coated paint process, which combines matte and glossy surfaces in a single body, is a production first developed over two and a half years. Each vehicle requires more than 4,500 minutes of production time, of which approximately 2,000 minutes are manual. More than 500 exterior color options and nearly 700 interior equipment and material combinations are available. Christoph Schröder, BMW Group Dingolfing Plant Manager, said in a statement: “The new BMW 7 Series underlines what makes Dingolfing different: the combination of state-of-the-art industrial production with meticulous craftsmanship. This allows us to produce extraordinary vehicles for our customers worldwide, combining technological excellence with the highest standards of exclusivity, individuality and quality.”

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