BMW Korea Is Selling Just 135 of This Blacked-Out 7 Series

BMW Korea will open online orders for three new limited editions on August 11 at 3:00 PM local time, selling all of them exclusively through its BMW Shop Online platform.

7 Series Nero Lusso Edition

The flagship of the trio is the G70 7 Series Nero Lusso Edition, limited to just 135 units worldwide. It first appeared publicly at the 2026 Busan Mobility Show, where it drew enough attention that BMW Korea is now bringing it to online sale in a run of 29 cars: 19 examples of the 740i xDrive and 10 of the 740d xDrive.

The name comes from the Italian for “black luxury,” and BMW backs it up with Nero Fuoco Metallic, a BMW Individual paint that reads as deep black with a faint red undertone depending on the light. A Space Silver coachline and an edition-specific logo on the C-pillar mark the body, and the car rides on 21-inch BMW Individual multi-spoke bicolor wheels.

Inside, the edition logo is embossed into oak mirror grey high-gloss trim. Seat color splits by powertrain: Smoke White BMW Individual Merino leather in the 740i xDrive, Tartufo in the 740d xDrive.

Both cars use a 48V mild hybrid system layered onto BMW’s B58 inline-six. The 740i xDrive’s gasoline six makes 381 hp and 55.1 kgm (roughly 398 lb-ft) of torque; the 740d xDrive’s diesel six makes 299 hp and 68.3 kgm (about 494 lb-ft). Automatic doors and a Bowers & Wilkins surround sound system are standard, and the 740i xDrive adds the 31.3-inch BMW Theater Screen.

Pricing lands at 196 million won for the 740i xDrive and 170.7 million won for the 740d xDrive, both including VAT.

X7 xDrive40d M Sport Pro Skyscraper Grey Edition

BMW’s G07 X7 gets its own online-only treatment in Skyscraper Grey Metallic, paired with the M Sport Pro package. The exterior adds BMW Iconic Glow kidney grilles, M high-gloss shadowline trim, 22-inch V-spoke jet black wheels, and M Sport brakes with blue calipers.

Inside, coffee-colored BMW Individual Merino leather meets carbon fiber trim and M seatbelts, under a panoramic glass Sky Lounge roof. Front seat massage and the Heat Comfort Package come standard, and the car keeps its seven-seat layout along with Driving Assistant Professional and Parking Assistant Professional as standard fitment, BMW’s top-tier assistance suite.

Power comes from the B57 inline-six diesel with 48V mild hybrid assistance, rated at 352 hp and 73.4 kgm (about 531 lb-ft) of torque. BMW Korea is pricing it at 161.8 million won and building 40 units.

M340i xDrive Touring Pro M Performance Parts Edition

The smallest and cheapest of the three is the G21 M340i xDrive Touring, dressed in M Performance Parts. The list includes a carbon grille, carbon mirror caps, a carbon rear diffuser, and an aramid-reinforced antenna, plus a black high-gloss rear spoiler, black high-gloss tailfin, M340i-specific black lettering, and black M badging.

Buyers choose between three metallic exterior colors — Sapphire Black, Brooklyn Grey, and Skyscraper Grey — each paired with a different leather option: black, mocha, or oyster Vernasca.

The 3.0-liter B58 inline-six, also with 48V mild hybrid support, produces 392 hp and 55.1 kgm (roughly 398 lb-ft) of torque, enough for a claimed 0-62 mph time of 4.6 seconds with the help of standard xDrive all-wheel drive. BMW Korea is charging 99.5 million won for it and limiting the run to 20 cars.