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BMW's teaser image of the upcoming X7
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Patents surfaced online some time ago of the X7
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The X7 has been spotted testing numerous times over the last few months
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The BMW X7 will be shown in full production form towards the end of 2018…
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…following the presentation of the X7 iPerformance concept at the Frankfurt motor show in September 2017
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BMW's seven-seat Mercedes GLS and Range Rover rival will sit at the top of its model range alongside the 7 Series
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The first pre-production models have rolled off the production line in Spartanburg, South Carolina, US
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The X7 has been spotted testing several times in the past few months
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It offers glimpses of the future SUV's design and scale
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It will be the largest SUV yet by BMW and adopts a typical SUV body shape with a boxy passenger cabin
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As the BMW shots confirm, it will have a flat-faced front end
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It has been toned down from the controversial styling of the X7 iPerformance concept
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The extra large kidney grilles and slim headlight clusters remain
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The X7 iPerformance concept which precedes the production version will be toned down in styling ahead of the car's sales debut
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Dimensions will remain largely the same
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This means a length of 5020mm, 2020mm width and 1800mm in height, as well as a 3010mm wheelbase, will remain largely the same
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The car will be roughly 113mm longer, 82mm wider and 37mm higher than the existing third-generation X5, with a 76mm longer wheelbase
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Beneath the camouflage will be familiar BMW design features, such as halo daytime running lights and kidney grilles
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The light bar seen on the X7 iPerformance concept is not carried over to the production model
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The seven-seat X7 is being developed with the US, Russian and Chinese markets in mind
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