ALPINA XB7 Facelift Confirmed For Early 2023 With 630 Horsepower
BMW Group subsidiary ALPINA has announced it will introduce the XB7 facelift at the beginning of next year with mild-hybrid technology.
BMW Group subsidiary ALPINA has announced it will introduce the XB7 facelift at the beginning of next year with mild-hybrid technology.
BMW and Alpina have been caught on the streets of Germany putting the finish touches on the X7 LCI and XB7 LCI.
Some new spy photos have surfaced, showing off the upcoming ALPINA XB7 LCI facelift, featuring its new split headlights.
New WELT Documentary tells the story of Alpina and how it's much more than a BMW tuner. The video follows the build process of an XB7 and B7.
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The upcoming 2023 ALPINA XB7 was just spotted doing some testing wearing the same new split headlight design as the X7.
Watch this new video in which we get to see the ALPINA XB7 try and reach its 290 km/h top speed on the Autobahn.
Watch this all-new video from AutoTopNL to see the ALPINA XB7 BiTurbo reach 270 km/h on the German Autobahn.
ALPINA CEO Andreas Bovensiepen says that there is still very little interest from ALPINA customers in fully electric cars.
As you can see, the ALPINA XB7 612-hp monster will simply eat up the 0-62 sprint that takes just 4.2 seconds
The ALPINA XB7 might not be that much faster or more luxurious than the BMW X7 M50i but it does bring that little bit extra.
In this new video comparison test, we check out the uber-luxurious ALPINA XB7 vs the Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600.