BMW Korea to sell 45 refreshed 7 Series First Editions online

BMW Korea will sell three First Editions of the refreshed 7 Series, limited to 45 units in total. Orders will open on the BMW online store at 3 p.m. local time on November 10. The same day, deliveries of the refreshed G70, the standard version, will begin in Korea.

The standard version of the refreshed 7 Series was unveiled in Seoul on November 4. Its prices range from 161.9 million to 235 million won. The First Editions sit above these prices: the M Sport First Edition costs 16.9 million won more than the top-of-the-range 740 xDrive, while the i7 First Edition exceeds the most expensive standard i7 by 8.7 million won.

The three variants include the 740 xDrive M Sport, finished in matte Frozen Space silver, priced at 196.1 million won; the 740 xDrive Two-Tone, at 190.4 million won; and the i7 60 xDrive Two-Tone, the electric version, at 226.6 million won. The M Sport trim receives Tartufo-colored Merino leather and Executive Lounge seats. The thermal models feature massage seats and a 31.3-inch Theatre Screen. They use a 48 V mild-hybrid inline six-cylinder engine, delivering 400 hp.

The i7 adds an 8K Theatre Screen and a Bowers & Wilkins sound system with Dolby Atmos. Its front and rear motors together deliver 544 hp. All prices include VAT. Converted at roughly 1,340 won to the dollar, the range amounts to approximately 66,000 to 169,000 dollars.

BMW Korea also publishes limited editions every month, available exclusively online. October's editions were based on the i5 and iX. In November, three Black Editions join the lineup: the M340i Pro Black and M340i xDrive Touring Pro Black, with 10 units each, and the i4 M60 xDrive Gran Coupé Pro Black, limited to five units. Both M340i models feature Black Sapphire paint, 19-inch wheels and red brake calipers. Their prices are 88 million and 94.5 million won, respectively. The article notes that the Touring version has never been sold in the United States.

The i4 M60 Gran Coupé Pro Black, priced at 93.6 million won, produces a combined 601 hp and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.7 seconds. Its range, according to the Korean cycle, reaches 391 km. Meanwhile, production of the future 3 Series G50 will begin this month in Dingolfing. The information comes from the Korean economic daily mk.co.kr.

Source: bmwblog.com

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