After logging in, you can use AutoScout24 optimallyIn April, the veil will lift on the new BMW 7 Series. In the meantime, the Germans are giving us a taste.With new year comes a new series of announcements from BMW.At the end of 2021, the Germans sent images of a well-camouflaged prototype.Now there are photos of the production version, which is still shrouded in fog.At the same time, BMW is revealing more information about the electric version.We already knew that the new BMW 7 Series will be unveiled in “classic” form and, at the same time, in an electric i7 version.The Germans now tell us that the electric version should be able to travel 580 to 610 km with a fully charged battery.The new 7 could therefore use the fifth generation of BMW's electric powertrain, just like the amazing iX.Visually, BMW keeps a tight rein when it talks about design, although it claims to have "completely reinterpreted" distinctive design cues such as the dual round headlights and BMW grille.As with the iX, the teasers reveal tightly packed light units positioned either side of a large grille.The latter is in turn framed by LED lights.The Bavarians also give a hint on the passenger compartment.The dashboard will feature the Curved Display, the combination of instrumentation and digital infotainment from the iX and i4.In the rear seat, the new 7 Series introduces the BMW Theater Screen, a 31-inch cinema screen in 8K quality that transforms the rear seat into a cinema auditorium.The veil will finally lift on this new BMW 7 Series in April.The Mercedes EQS is the most aerodynamic (electric) production car in the world.A small modification by Brabus makes it even more efficient.And it's all good for autonomy.The Tesla Model S is back.It can now be ordered from us in the ultra-fast Plaid version.The same goes for the Model X SUV.The sporty Cupra Leon receives two new entry-level engines: one 150 hp and one 190 hp.That puts the Cupra right in the middle of the range of...the Seat Leon!