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2022 BMW Alpina XB7 Interior and Cargo
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Alpina is much more than just a stellar tuner of engines and suspensions - it also has a knack for creating wonderfully opulent interiors. You might be wondering how you can improve upon the luxury levels of a top-tier BMW model, but it's not mission impossible. Think of the Alpina as a midway point between the standard X7 and the Rolls Royce Cullinan. Alpina adds several features that aren't available on the standard X7. In addition to that, the XB7 comes with its own unique options list boasting a few features you'd typically only find on a Rolls Royce, like the panoramic sky lounge LED roof, which can illuminate more than 15,000 graphic patterns. Alpina also adds its own iDrive selector, illuminated shifter, and start/stop button, all made of glass, as well as an Alpina steering wheel, wood trim, and plaques. Additionally, Alpina gives some flair to the digital instrument cluster, but the 12.3-inch infotainment system is carried over as-is from the standard X7, just with some Alpina graphics and features. Alpina's selection of wood trim is also stamped with a small badge if only to show that the owner didn't pick something from the standard X7's list. 2022 Alpina XB7 Interior Photos
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Unlike BMW's M Division, Alpina makes go-faster cars while retaining comfort levels. In this case, the same seating arrangements apply to the Alpina XB7 as it does to the BMW SUV: It can be ordered in full seven-seater or six-seater configurations. The seven-seater gets a three-seat bench in the second-row, while the six-seater gets a set of captain's chairs instead of the bench. The front and second row are quite spacious. Headroom is 41.9 inches in the front, 39.9 inches in the second row, and 36.6 inches in the third row. Front occupants get 39.8 inches of legroom, while second-row passengers get 37.6 inches. BMW doesn't provide a legroom figure for the third-row, and we don't know why. The legroom is ample for an average-sized adult, but six-footers will struggle to find space for their knees. It's not perfect back there, but BMW has done a much better job with the X7's seating configuration than most. 2022 BMW Alpina XB7 Interior Dimensions
BMW Alpina XB7 TrimsAlpina XB7 Seating7 Headroom Front Seat41.9 in. Headroom Back Seat39.9 in. Legroom Front Seat39.8 in. Legroom Back Seat37.6 in. Shoulder Room Front60 in. Shoulder Room Rear58.1 in. Interior Colors and Materials
The standard X7 already has a stunningly finished interior but the XB7 takes it up another couple of notches. High-quality Merino leather is standard, and all nine color options come with an availability warning. Basically, if you want an XB7, you're going to have to wait a few weeks for it. Four of the nine options are available at no extra charge: Ivory White, Coffee, Black, and Tartufo. The $1,500 leather package ditches the remaining leatherette-covered surfaces completely and is available in the same colors mentioned above. An Ivory White and Night Blue blend is also available. The XB7 also features a hand-finished Alpina Lavalina leather steering wheel with signature blue and green stitching, and a crystal glass iDrive Controller. The trim selection consists of eight options found on the standard X7 and the BMW Individual selection. The selection includes Brown-Metallic Ash Grain Wood, Piano Black, and Individual Fine Wood Ash Grain, to name just a few. Alpina's selection consists of Myrtle Wood, Piano Black, and Walnut Nature Black. These three Alpina options are available at no extra charge. Now Buzzing First Drive 2023 Toyota Crown First Drive Review: A Tale Of Two Hybrids Sports Cars 2023 BMW M2 Coming With Optional Center-Lock Wheels Electric Vehicles Tesla Cybertruck Spotted With Production-Ready Rear End Tuning 700-Horsepower 2023 Nissan Z By AMS Performance Hits Nine-Second Quarter Mile Crash Watch A Seventh-Gen Toyota Hilux Truck Launch Into The Air After Losing Control Electric Vehicles Rivian Angers R1T Customers By Removing A Desirable Feature From The Electric Truck 2022 Alpina XB7 Trunk and Cargo Space
The XB7 is marketed as a seven-seater, with an available six-seater configuration. Considering the exterior dimensions and what other manufacturers offer, the XB7's cargo capacity figures are poor. In fact, BMW doesn't even mention the cargo capacity with all six/seven seats in place, most likely due to embarrassment. The XB7 has 12.8 cubic feet of cargo capacity with all seats in place, which is enough for two people but quite useless in a seven-seater. Fold the third row flat in a 50/50 split, and the cargo capacity increases to a useful 48.6 cubes. With the second-row folded forward, the cargo capacity increases to 90.4 cubes. Interior storage is more impressive. The doors have large pockets, and front-row occupants get an armrest cubby and a sizable storage area hidden underneath a piece of wood trim located in front of the shifter. There are dual cupholders fore and aft, which are, naturally, heated and cooled. 2022 BMW Alpina XB7 Trunk and Cargo Space Photos
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The XB7 is essentially an X7 with the most important optional features included as standard. As such, it boasts 18-way power-adjustable heated front seats with memory function and 4-way lumbar settings, massaging front seats, heated rear seats, soft-close automatic doors, a two-piece panoramic glass moonroof, quad-zone climate control, a power-adjustable steering column, and heated/cooled cupholders. The power trunk lid has a hands-free opening function, too. A five-zone climate control system is rare, but it's optional in the XB7 and allows third-row passengers to control their own climate settings via a dedicated panel in the roof. On the safety side, the XB7 comes standard with active blind spot assist, a parking assistant, lane keep assist, frontal collision warning with city collision mitigation, active cruise control, and a surround-view camera system with 3D view. Steering and traffic jam assist, an evasion assistant and cross-traffic alert front and rear also form part of the package. A full color head-up display is standard. Infotainment
Alpina doesn't change much when it comes to infotainment because BMW already did an excellent job. The Live Cockpit Professional setup makes use of two 12.3-inch displays and iDrive 7.0 software which is voice, touch, and touchpad operated. In the XB7, the infotainment system boasts Alpina-designed graphics, but not much else changes from the standard X7. The system is compatible with Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SiriusXM with 360L, and HD Radio. Connected navigation with traffic updates is also standard. In terms of audio, there is a 16-speaker Harman Kardon surround sound system, but last year's Bowers & Wilkins Diamond surround sound unit is no longer available as an option. A rear-seat entertainment system is another option and adds dual screens attached to the front seat backs. Check other BMW X7 Styles
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