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BMW 7 Series Gets Subtle Yet Aggressive Body Kit From Renegade Design

Customers can go for either gloss black or carbon finish.

BMW 7 Series by Renegade Design

Angel Sergeev Angel Sergeev

By: Angel Sergeev

Aug 7, 2023 at 4:58am ET

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The latest BMW 7 Series has certainly managed to create waves in the automotive world, but not all of them have been positive. The polarizing design of Munich’s flagship design has garnered a fair share of criticism from fans and enthusiasts alike. However, where there's criticism, there's also opportunity for improvement and Renegade Design has taken on the challenge of enhancing the latest 7 Series (G70) design through its new body kit.

The firm’s custom exterior package represents a harmonious blend of subtlety and aggression. While the stock design may have been divisive, Renegade Design's kit manages to strike a balance that enhances the car's aesthetics without overwhelming its original character.

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The pack includes a front bumper lip, rear bumper diffuser, side skirts, a roof, and а rear spoiler, as well as a grille and mirror covers. Each of these components has been designed with precision to seamlessly integrate with the G70's existing lines, resulting in a cohesive and refined appearance, at least to our eyes. Customers can opt for two distinct finishes: the sleek gloss black made from basalt fiber or the more premium carbon, available in a variety of twills. 

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One of the most enticing aspects of Renegade Design's offering is its worldwide availability. No matter where you are located, you can access this tuning kit and transform your BMW 7 Series into a sharper looking sedan. The tuning shop also offers installation services, ensuring that the transition from stock to customized is seamless and hassle-free. For now, the kit is available for the 740i, 740d, and 760i versions of the latest 7 Series.

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As a reminder, the seventh-generation 7 Series made its debut in April last year and went into production in July 2022. Just a few months later, BMW celebrated the two millionth 7 Series produced at its Dingolfing factory. 

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