BMW’s styling has been getting continuously more controversial with every redesigned model, and the 2023 X7 facelift is the first production car to wear …
BMW’s styling has been getting continuously more controversial with every redesigned model, and the 2023 X7 facelift is the first production car to wear the brand’s new split headlight design, which was previewed by last year’s extremely divisive Concept XM. But I gotta say, I really like how the refreshed X7 looks, and it packs a bunch of nice changes under the skin. The biggest change to the X7’s exterior are those split lights, which have the LED running lights in a slim housing at the top of the nose and the main beams behind tinted glass in a separate housing lower down in the face. The 2023 X7 also gets larger kidney grilles with optional illumination, a redesigned fascia with fanglike elements, a new diffuser and updated taillights with a cool 3D effect. Fourteen standard colors are on offer, including a couple new shades, and BMW Individual offers 40 additional paints on request.
