BMW's latest 5 and 7 Series designs have been controversial. The XM model even looks like something from a horror movie. Some BMW grilles still need better styling. But for now, it is what it is, and we have to get used to it.
Spotlight on the G70 BMW 7 Series
The G70 generation BMW 7 Series, which started production in mid-2022, is now under the spotlight. Mansory, the famous car tuner, has added it to their lineup. And honestly, they did a great job!
Even though it took a while for Mansory to develop these upgrades, it's better late than never. The black paint of the car makes the body kit look even better.
Body Kit Changes by Mansory
Mansory added several cool new parts to the 2024 BMW 7 Series:
- Front Bumper Attachments: Including a special apron with side blades.
- Side Skirts: Fresh new designs.
- Front Doors and Fenders Trim: Updated for a sharper look.
- Side Mirror Casings: A new style.
Rear-End Makeover
At the back, Mansory used their classic style with:
- New Diffuser: Making the rear look sportier.
- Side Blades: Adding more style.
- Discreet Trunk Lid Spoiler: Keeping it elegant.
- Roofline Spoiler: Another neat piece above the rear window.
Mansory replaced the original BMW badges with their logos on the trunk lid and the front nose. Their logo also appears on the big 22-inch wheels, which would look great on a Rolls-Royce.
To finish the makeover, Mansory added subtle red accents on several parts.
Interior Details
Mansory also updated parts of the interior:
- Tread Plates: Swapped for aftermarket versions.
- Headrests: Mansory's logo embossed on the front and likely the outer rear ones.
- Floor Mats: Brand new ones installed.
- Steering Wheel: Probably updated too, though not fully confirmed.
If you zoom through the windscreen in the pictures, you can spot some of these upgrades yourself.
Mansory Keeps It Low-Key (For Now)
Mansory didn't reveal much in their social media post about this project. But the post is quickly getting a lot of attention online. We expect them to share more pictures and technical details soon.
For now, all we can say is: Great job, Mansory!
This 2024 BMW 7 Series may not be the prettiest version ever, but it looks amazing with these upgrades.
