Luxury Sedan of the Year
BMW 7 Series Mild Hybrid
With its massive kidney grille, slim LED head lights and a boxy body, the 7 Series now firmly takes a step upwards in terms of size and luxury. It can even be specified with a two-tone paintwork that uses the same painting technology by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.

Head inside and you’ll be treated with a futuristic and luxurious cabin. The large Curved Display takes centrestage, while the interior slathered with plush leather from end to end confirms the sheer opulence of this car.
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Reviews
 
The styling of the new 7 may be controversial, but I like the way it looks. The monstrous grille that illuminates during the night exudes road presence like no other car can. The illuminated grille makes the 7 look even classier, as expected from a luxury sedan. The S-Class is too mainstream and is common on the roads. Stand out from the crowd with the 7, with its illuminated grille and optional two tone paint that cannot be found on the S-Class. The 7 also features automatic doors that enable you to shut yourself from plebeians and the outside world with the push of a button. The 7 offers everything you would want from a luxury sedan, but it also comes with a hefty price tag. Dont let its controversial styling sway you away from this car. Get this instead of the S-Class.
Verdict
With the latest generation of the 7 Series, BMW has taken a bold step with its design. It looks nothing like any of its predecessors, its peers, or anything else on BMW's existing lineup of cars. Expectedly, a drastic departure in design language is sure to stir up some emotions, and for the 7 Series, it is divisive to say the least.

Up front, the 7 Series now has a pair of extremely oversized grilles that take up most of the frontal area of the car. The head lights are now slim, split units, that once again are nothing like its predecessors. The result is what some describe as an angry cyborg face. The general shape of the car is now also much boxier and consists of more straight lines. While beauty is subjective, you simply cannot deny how imposing the design of the 7 Series is.

With its boxy silhouette, the 7 Series evokes the likeness of a product of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. In fact, it can even be specified with a two-tone paintwork that uses the same painting technology as the latter.

But the sense of luxury isn't just skin deep - the 7 Series is in fact a high-tech, luxury powerhouse that will impress anyone that gets up close with it. The automatic doors (no, it doesn't have the same sliding doors that your family MPV has) that will pop open or close at the press of a button is just one of the features that will convince you of the car's opulence.

Inside, you are enveloped by plush leather, premium materials and decadent pampering - ventilated seats, blinds for the rear windows, massage functions and a luxurious and well-insulated ride reminiscent of a moving lounge.

There's no need to even mention the driving impressions of the 7 Series, for you simply don't buy one for that. You choose a 7 Series because you want to be pampered with a luxurious ride, and pampered you will be.