BMW X7 Tuned by Vilner Tuning

When you’re spending a hefty sum on a large luxury SUV like the BMW X7 (starting prices from $73,900 in the US), expectations are high. Here is the tuning package by Vilner Tuning.

The BMW X7 is one car model that was captured by the eyes of Vilner Tuning and as a result this aspect of car tuning was achieved.

Arguably, the BMW X7 is one of the most luxurious and the largest BMW’s SUV cars. From 2019 it will be commercialize for the public selling through automobile dealers. BMW started taking orders for the new X7 in Frankfurt.

Frankfurt show saw the public unveil of the new BMW X7 which is the biggest SUV ever produced by BMW and will land in the market from next spring. The new X7 will be the flagship of the SUV segment that is proposed by BMW Company and will have the design of the X5 or X6 and will have the basic safety system and technology. BMW X7 iPerformance is an innovation that establishes numerous markers concerning digital services and joining.

The car can be purchased in diesel or petrol option. New X7 would come with BMW CLAR Platform. The modular basis of the brand is steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber.

While the BMW X7 is sure to come, the base equipment variant will start from €90,000. Some talk about a pompier decor kind of version with 4 seats in place of the 5, but such will be sold at a whopping €150,000.

These are its direct competitors and they include; Mercedes GLS, Audi Q8.

While comparing it with Audi Q8, we find both the same length of 5,151 mm but the same width of 2,000 mm or height of 1,805 mm is announced by the German manufacturer for the BMW X7 that speaks about the SUV’s wheelbase of 3,105 mm that gives enough comfort to all 7 intending passengers. This one should be noted comes in 7-seater base version.

The car looks really good. Well, and the X5 or X6 has a very good design. BMW has brought in new designers there are no longer those unusual designs that were 15 years ago and that shows the evolution in terms of design. I personally like the way it looks. The design of the X7 has some clear and precise lines. In the front area, we see those classic BMW nostrils, and above is the famous BMW logo. The front grille is bigger now. There’s also chrome trim on the front and sides, and that inspires luxury. The light clusters have LED technology, and optionally you can enjoy Laserlight headlights just like on the BMW 7 Series. The rear taillights also have LED technology. The Maserati comes equipped with 20-inch wheels and can be upgraded to 22 inches depending on your preference. The BMW X7 has an aggressive design like all BMW models, but it’s not sporty.  Chrome trim is unheard of on BMWs. In the front, the spoiler tells us that we are dealing with a sporty and elegant car.

That’s why the Bulgarian tuner, which specializes in interior refinement, has overhauled the interior. Upgrades include leather on sections and parts that were previously plastic, as well as Alcantara detailing, diamond patterns, X7 logos embedded throughout, rear seat headrest cushions, blue seat belts, and even a matching duffel bag.

Aftermarket items add to the long list of factory-fitted features, such as a panoramic glass roof, multi-zone automatic climate control, satellite navigation, digital displays, and ambient lighting. The rear passenger compartment is equipped with two captain’s chairs and screens for the entertainment system, designed to keep occupants comfortable and occupied during long journeys. The third row of seats provides additional seating or can be folded into the floor to create a very generous cargo area.

If you blink, you won’t notice the exterior changes, but they’re there. These include brown rings on the 21-inch wheels and a 3D X7 logo effect on the taillights.

This is the M50d version of the X7, which isn’t available this side of the pond, where BMW offers the $99,600 M50i version with a 4.4-liter turbocharged V8 and 523 hp. The European diesel model has a 3.0-liter four-turbo diesel engine that produces 394 hp and 760 lb-ft of torque. The 0-60 mph sprint takes 5.4 seconds, and the top speed of the large SUV is limited to 250 mph. Prices in the UK start at £87,400 including tax, which equates to $114,190 at current exchange rates.