The dealer's word is that the new BMW X7 is more traveler-like, and the more luxurious Alpina version is on its way.

News from IT House on June 2, BMW recently confirmed that the second generation of X7 will be visible next year, and it will take some time before the official launch. On May 27, BMW presented the new X7 code G67 in Nashville to American distributors in advance, and some of the internal meeting details had been leaked.

The foreign media Automotive News quoted the dealer as saying that BMW had further created a location gap between X7 and X5 this time. It is alleged that the new X7 will use a more proximate profile of the car, with a more balanced overall ratio, and separate from a more round-line rival.

According to the X7 G67 test vehicle, the new head space is expected to be very adequate, and the third row passengers are expected to experience a better ride. The split headlamps are basically determined to continue. The main lamp component may be changed to a vertical layout, thus responding to the medium-term modified design.

The doorknob was not completely hidden, but was ably integrated into the waistline. BMW had previously used similar schemes on limited editions Skytop and Spedtop. And at the end of the summer, the X5 G65 will be the first BMW model to be used in this design. However, the Chinese market may need to be adjusted separately. Long-axis i3 and iX3 were replaced in the final phase to meet the new security regulations.

The distributor was also informed that the Alpina version was expected to have an internal designer G69, and that it would be significantly higher than the standard X7. The new car will also re-engineer the surroundings, further separating the appearance from the normal X7.

According to information from the IT House, BMW had previously shown a new X7 to North American distributors. A few months ago, a dealer's representative called the new car “absolutely beautiful”. G67 will become the biggest BMW SUV when it is listed, and some distributors have begun to expect BMW to introduce a larger X model. However, the BMW has not yet confirmed that it will introduce a model for the designer Cadillac Kereder, possibly X9.

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