2023 BMW 750e xDrive Pure Excellence in Malaysia – CKD PHEV with 489 PS, 87 km EV range; from RM613k

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2023 BMW 750e xDrive Pure Excellence in Malaysia – CKD PHEV with 489 PS, 87 km EV range; from RM613k

This is a complete collection of brand new BMW 7 Series G70 in the guise of 750e xDrive Pure Excellence, is one of two variants available, with the other being the 750e xDrive M Sport. Both options are locally assembled (CKD) in Malaysia and the car pictured here retails for RM612,700 on the uninsured road.

This comes with a standard two-year warranty, but if you add the optional 5-year extended warranty and service pack, the price goes up to RM649,800. If you’re curious about the M Sport variant, it’s currently priced at an estimated RM700,000 with an extended warranty and service plan.

The 750e xDrive’s powertrain is a plug-in hybrid featuring a 3.0-liter turbocharged, in-line six-cylinder petrol engine that makes 313 PS (308 hp or 230 kW) and torque. 450 Nm. This is boosted by an electric motor with 197 PS (194 hp or 145 kW) and 280 Nm, integrated into the eight-speed Steptronic automatic transmission, for a total system output of 489 PS (483). hp or 360 kW) and 700Nm.

Coupled with BMW’s xDrive all-wheel drive system, the massive limo will accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.9 seconds and can reach a top speed of 250 km/h. When relying solely on the electric motor for propulsion, the top speed is limited to 140 km/h, while the battery pack provides a range of up to 87 km.

The aforementioned battery pack is mounted under the vehicle floor and has a usable energy capacity of 18.7 kWh (22.1 kWh total). The electric-only range of the 750e xDrive is almost double that of the previous G12-generation 740Le xDrive which offered just 46 km. The maximum AC charge input of the newer model (Type 2) is also double that of the older 7er model at 7.4 kW, with full charge achieved in less than three hours.

not like previous series 7, the newer G70 is no longer offered with a short wheelbase option, so there is no ‘L’ in the variant name. As such, the long-wheelbase version is the default for all G70 variants. An all-electric version called the i7 is also expected to hit the Malaysian market, although there’s no indication this will happen – electric vehicles (EVs) have been on several occasions. appear in public.

In terms of design, the Latest 7 Series is a very striking thing to look at with its large kidney grille surrounded by two-stage lighting, the second of which includes slim LED daytime running lights positioned above the main headlights. The front fascia that is sure to cause different opinions also features vertical spoilers at the edges of the bumper and a subtly lower air intake.

Elsewhere, there are thin windscreens at the edges of the front bumper, though there are no discernible air intakes on the fenders like on the previous 7 Series. You’ll also find exterior features flat door handles as well as a simple tailgate with L-shaped LED taillights. This look is for the Pure Excellence you see here, while the M Sport variant enhances the look. strong with new bumpers featuring large black sections for a more intimidating look.

Focusing more on Pure Excellence in this post, standard equipment that comes with paid money includes 903-style 9-spoke dual-spoke 903 light-alloy wheels, Iconic Glow illuminated kidney grille and lights. crystal, Sky Lounge panoramic sunroof, automatic door transmission and two-axle adaptive air suspension. As you can see, because of the glass roof, there is no 31.3-inch BMW Theater screen that folds down from the ceiling here, as this screen is reserved for the more expensive 750e M Sport variant.

Inside, you’ll find Merino leather upholstery in Black or Tartufo colors, premium oak mirror panels with gray metal accents, anthracite ceiling lights, Crafted Clarity crystal glass applications, check four-zone climate control, wireless charger, power-adjustable front seats with memory function, rear seat massagers and sun blinds for all rear windows.

There’s no shortage of technology, with standard items being the BMW Live Cockpit Professional system with the BMW Curved Monitor featuring a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and a 14.9-inch central infotainment touchscreen. Powered by BMW OS 8, the infotainment system features a Connected Package Professional with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, Intelligent Personal Assistant, and is linked to a 21-speaker Bowers & Wilkins audio system .

Rear passengers also get a touch panel on the door as well as a dedicated tablet for adjusting media and comfort settings, while those in the front can entertain themselves with the BMW Interactive Bar with backlight surrounds the cockpit. For the driver, the included Iconic Sounds Electric system generates sounds to enhance the driving experience.

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Specifications sheet BMW 750e xDrive Pure Excellence 2023; click to enlarge

Pure Excellence comes with a suite of Driving Assistant Professional safety and driver assistance systems, including Lane Change Warning, Rear Collision Prevention, Exit Warning, Active Cruise Control with Stop function & Go, Speed Limit Info, Automatic Speed Limit Assist, Lane Departure Warning, Forward/Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Avoidance Assist. There’s also Park Assist Plus with features like Reverse Assist, Active Parking Distance Control, Horizontal Park Assist, Surround View System, and Parking: Start Monitoring.

BMW Malaysia says the Pure Excellence will be offered in limited quantities, with only 48 units produced. Each purchase comes with roadside assistance, BMW Online Services and the BMW Group + Loyalty+ Mobile App – BMW Privileges Card.

Specifications BMW 750e xDrive G70: