The end of May, BMW AG has launched a facelift version of the 2013 7 Series petrol engine. Apparently, the German car manufacturer has also been set up to launch diesel variant is planned this summer with the first target the American market.
Until now, BMW decided which of the variants 730d, 735d, or 740d which first launched. All three models use the engine 6-cylinder inline 3.0-liter capacity is also installed on the X5. The difference is, the turbo and power. For 730d using a single turbo-powered 245 PS, while the 735d and 740d turbo adopt the double with each of the 286 PS and 306 PS. Power in all three variants is transferred to the wheels rely on 8-speed automatic transmission that is claimed to save fuel by 25 percent.
From the exterior view, the changes only appear on the LED headlamps and grille. So is the interior, touches done on upholstery and leather trim taking, monitor the 3D model, the addition of a center speaker, and entertainment services 9.2-inch LED TV for rear passengers.
Features are presented also continue promoting the latest technology, such as BMW ConnectedDrive as a pride in the luxury car segment, which includes Night Vision, Dynamic Light Spot complete with pedestrian detection, parking assistant, assistant driver plus, and active protection.