Mysterious Picture Of The 2023 BMW X7 Facelift Surfaced Online

The facelifted BMW X7, due to join the market in 2023, has supposedly been seen online in a leaked picture. The prototypes have indicated that the redesigned SUV would have split headlights, which are prominently seen in this photograph. The image was posted on social media as well as the iX Forums, however, its validity has yet to be confirmed. 

Whether or not it's real, this is exactly how we imagined the upcoming X7 to appear. There is a top portion for the LED daytime running lights and a lower piece for the primary headlamps in the split-headlights. Other adjustments have been made as well.

BMW, for instance, has updated the front bumper and added new intakes to the X7. The massive kidney grilles seem to have remained unchanged. A little triangular grille can be seen behind the front wheel arches, as well as a new set of wheels. Additionally, new taillights are on the horizon.

Other than that, not much is known about the redesigned SUV. No surprise there will be some changes and enhancements made to its inside. This might include a curved screen similar to the one present in the iX and i4 and also slated to be featured in the revamped 3-Series and 4-Series.

Engine specs are yet to be revealed, but the new BMW X7 will most likely be available with a variety of motors, including a plug-in hybrid option. Alpina is already working on its own variant of the revised model, called the XB7, and has been spotted testing it on many occasions.