2020 BMW 7-Series: Could This Be The Real Thing?

BMW seems to have a hard time trying to keep the exterior design of the revamped 7-Series a secret until its official debut.

We already saw its front end earlier this week, in what was believed to be a leaked picture, followed shortly by a second one.

Now, BMWBlog has revealed a new set of alleged leaked images, said to have been uploaded by a person responsible for the online configurators.

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Showing the facelifted 7-Series in several configurations, believed to be the 750Li, M760Li, M Sport and Luxury versions, they reveal the exterior design of the luxury sedan from a couple of angles.

Dominating the front end is a massive kidney grille, similar to the one used on the X7. New headlamps, slightly updated taillights joinedby a light strip, and a few other touches round up the exterior makeover. No images of the interior have been uploaded yet, but previous spy shots revealed that the 2020 7-Series will get a new digital instrument cluster and updated infotainment system.

It’s unknown what engines it will use, but reports suggest it could adopt some powertrains from the 8-Series and X7. The usual petrol units will be joined by diesels in the Euro-spec model, while the PHEV and M760Li might be updated.

The website claims that BMW might pull the covers off the revamped 7-Series next week, and it’s very likely that it will make its public debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March.