BMW 7 SERIESThe design of the BMW 7 Series Sedan.
The BMW 7 Series makes no secret of its intentions. From its sleek, streamlined double headlights, over its arching, coupé-like silhouette, to the elegant lines of the rear lights: the new BMW 7 Series expresses a pure fascination with the automotive experience. Every detail articulates its complete focus on pleasure, performance and perfection. Impressive when stationary, breathtaking when in motion: the 7 Series is a new perspective on driving.
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Cylinders/valves | 6/4 |
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Capacity in ccm | 2,996 |
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Stroke/bore in mm | 88.0/85.0 |
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Max. output in kW (PS) at 1/min | 190 (258)/6,600 |
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Max. torque in Nm at 1/min | 300/2,500-4,000 |
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Unladen weight EU | 1,880 |
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Maximum permissible weight | 2,385 |
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Permitted load | 580 |
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Permitted axle load front/rear | 1,105/1,340 |
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INFORMATION ABOUT TECHNICAL DATA:
All dimensions in the technical drawings are in millimetres.
The technical data specified applies to vehicles in the German market. The models illustrated may, in part, include optional equipment and accessories not fitted as standard. According to the specific requirements of other markets, alterations may occur regarding models, standard and optional equipment as described in the text and illustrations. For precise information, please contact your BMW dealer. Subject to change in design and equipment. Subject to error.
Unladen weight: the figure quoted includes a 90 per cent tank filling, 68 kg for the driver and 7 kg for luggage. Unladen weight applies to vehicles with standard equipment. Optional equipment may increase this figure.
The BMW 7 Series is only available with automatic transmission.
Max. output: the petrol engines are designed for RON 98 fuel. The engines may be run on RON 91 fuel with a decrease in power.
Composite fuel consumption: all engines for the 7 Series meet the EU4 emissions standard. Diesel models are fitted with a particle filter. Fuel consumption is determined in accordance with the ECE driving cycle made up of approximately one third urban traffic and two thirds extra-urban driving (based on the distance covered). CO2 emissions are measured in addition to fuel consumption as such. Optional equipment (e.g. wider tyres) can significantly influence the fuel consumption.
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