Mint-Hued Interior for BMW X7: Carlex's Subtle Transformation

author: FutureCar Staff    

Carlex Design has given the BMW X7 a subtle tune, according to the company. They recently shared images of the flagship crossover's cockpit on social media, showcasing their special touch on various components. The seats, center console, door cards, and lower parts of the dashboard have been reupholstered in new leather with a minty finish. The headrests feature cushions with the tuner's logo, and there is double stitching in the same hue on different elements. The new floor mats also have mint-colored edging. The X7 includes carbon fiber trim, aluminum pedals and footrest, aluminum accents on the dashboard, new entry sills, and a custom signature on the dashboard and rear center armrest. The pillars and headliner appear to be wrapped in Alcantara.

Carlex Design has not released any images of the exterior, so it is likely that the BMW X7 retains its original appearance. The tuner refers to this particular model as a 2023 version, which means it is the facelifted iteration that was unveiled over a year ago. The updated exterior features split light clusters as the main novelty, along with a new curved display running the iDrive 8 software and a new gearshift toggle.

In the United States, the BMW X7 is available in three versions: the base X7 xDrive40i, the X7 M60i, and the Alpina XB7. The starting price for the base model is $81,900, excluding destination and handling fees. The sportier model starts at $108,700, while the top-of-the-line Alpina XB7 has an MSRP of $149,400. The Alpina variant stands out with its powerful engine and exclusive interior and exterior touches.

Now, the question remains: does this minty makeover suit the design of the BMW X7? Share your thoughts on this project in the comments below.

FutureCar Staff