The fifth generation BMW 7 Series arriving in November sets a new benchmark in luxury, technical innovation and driving dynamics, with lower emissions and fuel saving technology.

The flagship debuts with a host of world firsts and will initially be offered with a choice of three powerplants, one diesel and two petrol engines.
The two petrol-powered cars will be offered with a long-wheelbase body too.
All three engines produce more power yet use less fuel and produce less emissions than the models they replace with a five-car range.

All 7 Series can now be specified with the world’s first car available with a Side View camera system.
In addition to Park Distance Control that aids slow speed manoeuvring, the front side view camera system provides another tier of driver awareness.
With the touch of a button two forward facing cameras mounted in the front bumper can show an overview of traffic conditions on the iDrive display. This allows the driver to negotiate a partially obscured junction, leave a car park or drive through a narrow gate with absolute confidence.

The new BMW 7 Series can be specified with the world’s most advanced Night Vision system in a production car.
BMW was the first manufacturer to fit Night Vision to a premium car and it has now upgraded this package to include a pedestrian recognition system in another world first.