BMW X7 Dark Shadow Edition unveiled

BMW is going to build just 500 examples of the X7 Dark Shadow Edition, and only ten of them have been allocated to the UK. While that might not seem like many, a starting price of £114,975 should ensure that demand is closely matched to supply.

BMW X7 Dark Shadow Edition (2020) Front

This special version of BMW’s huge SUV – which is based on the existing M50i variant – comes exclusively with BMW Individual Frozen Arctic Grey metallic paintwork and a set of matt black 22” V-spoke alloy wheels. Completing the distinctive look is a gloss black finish on the roof rails and prominent front grille.

BMW X7 Dark Shadow Edition (2020) Rear SideBMW X7 Dark Shadow Edition (2020) Front Side

Inside, Night Blue and Black two-tone Full Merino leather upholstery is matched with a Night Blue Alcantara headlining and a Piano Black centre console. Furthermore, an enhanced standard specification adds a panoramic glass sunroof, a Bowers and Wilkins Diamond Surround audio system, an upgraded rear-seat entertainment package and a massage function for the front seats.

BMW X7 Dark Shadow Edition (2020) Interior 1BMW X7 Dark Shadow Edition (2020) Interior 2

Production of the X7 Dark Shadow Edition is due to begin next month.

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