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2020 BMW 7 Series gets a huge grille, tech and hybrid update

2020 BMW 7 Series gets a huge grille, tech and hybrid update

Posted on January 18, 2019 By Jarvis

The 2020 BMW 7 Series has been revealed, and anybody who predicted SUVs and crossovers would be the death of big luxury sedans might want to think again. An update to the sixth generation car, the new 2020 7 Series heaps on more technology and more aggressive styling, in addition to welcoming a new 6-cylinder plug-in hybrid version to the range.

The 6th-gen 7 Series has, BMW says, been its most successful of the series yet. Still, time waits for no automaker, particularly when it comes to luxury flagships. Buyers expect the cutting-edge, and when rivals are all too willing to give it to them in the hope of coaxing out a six-figure sale, not keeping your sedan fresh is the kiss of death.
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