BMW ALPINA Launches as Standalone Brand, 7 Series Models Rumored in 2026
BMW takes full control of ALPINA, positioning it as a luxury brand between 7 Series and Rolls-Royce with new models arriving late 2026
BMW takes full control of ALPINA, positioning it as a luxury brand between 7 Series and Rolls-Royce with new models arriving late 2026
Reports suggest BMW is planning a new ALPINA 7 Series range with a separate G72 code and a V8 expected around 617 hp.
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Next year's BMW 7 Series facelift will mark the return of the ALPINA version with a twin-turbo, 4.4-liter V8 developing 617 horsepower.
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According to a reliable insider, BMW is resurrecting the ALPINA B7 with the 7 Series LCI and is even giving it a dedicated codename, G72.
A new report alleges BMW will push ALPINA into higher-luxury territory to fight the Maybach S-Class with a revival of the B7.
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Will we see a new ALPINA B7? There are rumors that a new generation B7 might be in works under the BMW leadership.
From ALPINA's own collection, this B7 Turbo is based on the second-gen 5 Series and remains in excellent condition despite its venerable age.
In this new video, we get to see a U.S.-spec ALPINA B7 get on a dyno in Germany to see how much power it makes.