2023 BMW 7 Series in Malaysia – two CKD variants; 750e xDrive PHEV; 489 PS, 87 km EV range; fr RM650k
BMW Malaysia has officially launched 7 Series seventh generationis being offered in two locally assembled (CKD) variants, namely the 750e xDrive M Sport and the 750e xDrive Pure Excellence.
Both options have features same plug-in hybrid powertrain using a 3.0-liter turbocharged in-line 6-cylinder petrol engine, producing 313 PS (308 hp or 230 kW) and 450 Nm of torque. This is paired with an electric motor rated at 197 PS (194 hp or 145 kW) and 280 Nm, which is integrated into an eight-speed Steptronic automatic transmission, which comes with xDrive’s all-wheel drive system. BMW.
With a total system output of 489 PS (483 hp or 360 kW) and 700 Nm, the 750e xDrive duo will accelerate from 0-100 km/h in just 4.9 seconds and can reach a top speed of 250 km/h. When fully electric, the top speed is limited to 140 km/h and the range is up to 87 km.
The latter is a huge improvement over the former G12 740Le xDrive due to the new floor-mounted lithium-ion battery having an increased available energy capacity to 18.7 kWh (22.1 kWh total). Meanwhile, the maximum AC charging input (Type 2) has been doubled to 7.4 kW, with a full charge taking just under three hours.
In terms of equipment, both variants come with the Iconic Glow illuminated kidney grille frame and crystal headlamps, L-shaped taillights, automatic doors, backlit BMW interactive bar, audio system Bowers & Wilkins, Sky Lounge panoramic sunroof, Crafted Clarity glass apps, four-zone climate control, windshield display and Park Assist Plus.
The BMW Live Cockpit Professional system is also shared and comes with the BMW Curved Monitor featuring a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and a 14.9-inch central infotainment touchscreen – powered by the System. operating BMW 8.
Meanwhile, the trim-specific kit for the Pure Excellence variant includes 19-inch dual-spoke 903 5-spoke alloy wheels, high-grade oak mirror interior trim with gray metallic accents, and accents. Professional Driver Assistance.
The M Sport has more features beyond the sportier front and rear fenders, with items like the M 907 aerodynamically styled 20-inch alloys, the high-gloss Shadowline M, the high-gloss black M door sills, and the lettering. high-gloss M signature – Fineline Black wood interior trim with metallic effect accents, plus the Driver Assistance Plus package.
The more expensive variant is also the only one with the BMW Theater Monitor – the 31.3-inch widescreen for rear passengers can accept HDMI inputs (you can plug in a PlayStation 5 if you want) and can be controlled by the touch screen control panel. Rear occupants can also enjoy the Executive Lounge Seat feature that allows for individual seat and backrest angle adjustments, along with adjustable lumbar support and memory function.
In terms of exterior colors, the all-new 7 Series is available in Metallic Oxide Gray, Metallic Sapphire Black and Metallic Mineral White. Each variant also comes in its own exclusive colorway, with Brooklyn Metallic Gray for the M Sport, while Sophisto Metallic Gray is available for Pure Excellence. Merino leather is standard fitment for both and can be ordered in Black or Tartufo.
Pricing for the redesigned 7 Series starts at RM649,800 on the uninsured road for the 750e xDrive Pure Excellence, while the 750e xDrive M Sport comes in at RM700,000. BMW Malaysia points out that the previous, more affordable variant is limited to 48 units, so you’ll want to hurry if the M Sport is a bit too much for you.
Keep in mind that these numbers include the service plan and the 5-year extended warranty. Each purchase is accompanied by roadside assistance, BMW Online Services and the BMW Group + Loyalty+ Mobile App – BMW Privileges Card.
2023 BMW 750e xDrive M Sport
2023 BMW 750e xDrive Pure Excellence
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