BMW Put The 1978 ALPINA That Inspired Its New Concept Right Next To It
The B7 Turbo Coupe that shaped every design decision in the new Vision concept, in person at Lake Como.
The B7 Turbo Coupe that shaped every design decision in the new Vision concept, in person at Lake Como.
The 153-unit E24 B7 Turbo and the Vision BMW ALPINA, on the same lawn at Lake Como.
The family that built ALPINA sold it because EVs would have broken them. BMW is about to find out if they were right.
BMW takes full control of ALPINA, positioning it as a luxury brand between 7 Series and Rolls-Royce with new models arriving late 2026
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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.
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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