BMW X7 Gets Green Makeover From Mansory

Mansory exhibits some confusion. The tuning business publishes drawings of a modified

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BMW X7, and it is obvious that the vehicle being shown is the pre-facelift version. Mansory claims that this

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new project, which is what BMW refers to as a facelift, is for the X7 LCI. However, it is a tune that demands your focus.

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The digital renderings appear to be based on the original X7 with the M-package from what

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we can tell. The kidney grilles, however, have been altered and are now more compact than

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the original components. Just below the grilles are a few modest extra air intakes, and the

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recent video leak offers some optimism that, as we learned back in 2020, the power may indeed be travelling to the front wheels.

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