Meet The BMW M760i xDrive: The Most Powerful V12 BMW Ever

Special features on theall-aluminum V12 blockensure vibrations and noise are kept to a minimum, and the combustion process is optimized thanks to high precision injectors centrally positioned in the cylinder head resulting in greater performance and lower fuel consumption. The mono-scroll turbos also supply lots of dense, cool, compressed air to all 12 cylinders. Other unique features include Double-Vanos continuously variable camshaft timing, and a volume flow-controlled oil pump that supplies the required amount of oil in any given situation. This enables drivers to check the oil level status via the instrument cluster instead of dirtying themselves with the dipstick.

Distinguishing the M760i from other 7 Series models is an M aerodynamic package with a distinctive front fascia boasting two large intakes made bigger thanks to the removal of the fogs, and Cerium Grey trim and accents. Exclusive mirror caps, V12 badges, M rear spoiler, and a set of unique 20-inch double-spoke alloys in Cerium Grey metallic wrapped in Michelin Pilot Super Sports are further examples this is no ordinary 7er. The sporty rear fascia beautifully frames the M sports exhaust, whose twin tailpipe embellishers get V12 geometry. From civilized refinement to booming soundtrack, the M Sport exhaust also receives rear silencers and flap activation allowing drivers to cruise in silence or make some serious noise.

On top of the latest iDrive 5.0 with touch screen tech, voice command and gesture control, and new driver assist and semi-automated systems the new 7 Series received, the M760i gets the latest Surround View system, including 3D and Panorama View in the Control Display. The interior also sports aluminum door sill plates with an illuminated V12 logo, an M leather-wrapped steering wheel, M logos, stainless-steel M pedals and driver's footrest, and Piano Black trim. We hope to see the new BMW M760i xDrive in the metal at the Geneva Motor Show in a couple of weeks' time.