A BMW X7 pick-up and 6x6? Two concepts that don't exist, but some people already imagine them

Imagination applied to the automotive world can be very useful because, on certain occasions, it allows us to recreate vehicles with a clear real-world application but that will most likely never go into production. This is exactly what has happened with the BMW X7, the latest SUV from the Bavarian brand, which arrives to join the most select and exclusive tier of the segment. Not long ago, we revealed a video showing the supposed X7 M50i, but today we bring you two variants of this vehicle that will never see the light of day, yet their iconic design makes it impossible for us to ignore them.

These are two renders depicting a possible pick-up body and another 6×6 body, two versions already seen on other models such as the Mercedes G-Class 6×6. However, the German brand’s plans do not include putting these variants into its production lines, but we must recognise the great merit of this render by Aksyonov Nikita.

This designer has already shown his talent on other occasions, but the mere possibility of imagining an BMW X7 in these two body styles is not only outlandish, but also ingenious. We are looking at a type of vehicle with off-road capabilities more than capable away from the asphalt, which could be further enhanced by incorporating this engineering work onto its own body.

In both renders, we can appreciate a camouflage green tone that serves to highlight this new attitude the BMW X7 takes on. At the same time, we notice a higher and firmer suspension that accommodates the new tyres. This is also complemented by a row of LED lights along the roof of the German SUV, which accentuates the new off-road capabilities this prototype gives the X7.

We must not forget the load bed that dominates the rear and gives this render its pick-up classification. In both cases, it is fitted with a metal structure designed to offer greater strength to the whole, an essential feature in a vehicle meant to cross all kinds of terrain without hesitation.

It is true that everything points to us never seeing these two variants of the BMW X7 on the asphalt, but the renders n allow us to bring to life those vehicles that roam our imagination. But, although the German brand does not plan to bring the X7 pick-up to life, it will do so for different performance versions, which will be more than enough to satisfy our restless minds.

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