BMW i7 Sedans Electric Cars Technology
The 8K screen of the BMW i7, unveiled ahead of the model's presentation
Today the new BMW i7 is being unveiled, but before the event that will show us this electric saloon, the brand wants us to see the screen in the rear.

It won’t be long before we can see the BMW i7 in full, but for now it’s worth focusing on one of the elements that make it a very special vehicle. This is the 8K panoramic screen that unfolds at the rear, so that passengers seated in the back can enjoy a moment of relaxation and comfort during the journey.
Its exact size has not yet been made public, but the images show a spectacular screen with an aspect ratio comparable to any cinema screen. This will make the in-car experience something spectacular, allowing films, series and other multimedia content to be enjoyed very satisfyingly.

To make that journey more appealing and entertaining, passengers can use the most popular streaming services, such as Amazon Prime or Twitch, so they will be able to watch their favourite videos, films and series while travelling comfortably in the rear of the car.
It is worth noting that the quality offered by this screen is 8K, so passengers will not only be able to watch videos during the trip, but will do so with the highest quality currently available on the market.

The image of this screen comes after the brand released a photo of the front grille, which in this case is fully illuminated. The full presentation will arrive in a few hours, so stay tuned to Highmotor, as we will bring you all the details of this new electric saloon from the Bavarian brand.
For now, the information available indicates that the range will be just over 600 kilometres, according to the WLTP standard. This figure would be achieved with a 120 kWh battery pack. An M version is expected in the near future, offering extra power with electric motors producing just over 500 CV.
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