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BMW M760Li xDrive M Performance V12 engine | Image: BMW AG
 | The BMW M760Li xDrive - side view. | Image: BMW AG
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The BMW M760Li xDrive is equipped with an innovative suspension system called Executive Drive Pro. It was introduced with the new BMW 7 Series. The Executive Drive Pro is an active suspension system that links up with two-axle air suspension and the Dynamic Damper Control system. These systems have to give you exceptional comfort in the new BMW M760Li xDrive. The Executive Drive Pro includes the updated version of the Dynamic Drive system, which reduces the roll at the front and rear axles.
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| The BMW M760Li xDrive - in action. | Image: BMW AG |
The adjustable anti-roll bars raise the comfort level when you drive the M760Li xDrive in a straight line. The BMW M760Li xDrive has standard air suspension which is returned especially for its dynamic character. Another feature that you will receive as standard with the new BMW M760Li xDrive is called Integral Active Steering. What does it mean? It’s an innovative system that has to give you more maneuverability in urban traffic, agility, and directional stability during high-speed driving. The Integral Active Steering makes not only the front wheels steer but the rear also turn. Depending on the situation the rear wheels will turn in the opposing (while maneuvers) or the same direction (while accelerating in cornering) to the front wheels. The differing characteristics permitted by the steering electronics are linked directly to the Driving Experience Control switch and activated by selecting the relevant program. The characteristic of the steering system is tuned specially to the dynamic character of the BMW M760Li xDrive.
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| The BMW M760Li xDrive -rear and side view in 3/4th. | Image: BMW AG |
You
can activate the Adaptive mode via the standard Driving Experience Control
switch in the new BMW M760Li xDrive. The Adaptive mode gives you intuitive
adjustment to the chassis control and automatic selection of the driving mode.
Using the information from the navigation system, a stereo camera, and analyzing
your driving style, the Adaptive mode adjusts the chassis
systems to your driving style.
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The BMW M760Li inscription on the trunk. If you want that inscription could be removed.
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This
is my 15th time using the word “xDrive” in this post. The M760Li has an xDrive system which is based on the rear wheels. This means that the main
torque is given to the back tires. But the xDrive system can distribute the
torque fully variably between the front and rear axles depending on the
situation. The xDrive system should give you the dynamic ability, agility, and
traction for your BMW M760Li xDrive.
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| The V12 badge on the C-pillar of the BMW M760Li xDrive | Image: BMW AG |
If
you are asking why the torque of the M760Li is based on the rear wheels and
it’s not balanced, for instance. Because thus the BMW M760Li xDrive
has sportier performance. It’s not an off-road vehicle. Actually, the xDrive is
some kind of bonus for your BMW, doesn’t matter which model you have. The xDrive
has to give you more traction in any condition on the road as sand, ice, snow,
wet, and so on.
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| The M logo on the front fender of the BMW M760Li xDrive. | Image: BMW AG |
The
details are important. There are two details that will be loved by the M-Power
and V12 fans. On the front fender, the new BMW M760Li xDrive has the M-logo and
on the rear C-pillar, it has a V12-badge. You can distinguish the standard
7-Series and M760Li using these details. Of course, you can remove the model and the equipment level badges. The M-Performance 7-Series, M760Li, comes
with 20-inch M light-alloy wheels with a new double-spoke design and surfaces
painted in matt Cerium Grey.
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| The BMW M760Li xDrive M 20-inch light-allow wheels. | Image: BMW AG |
Your
new BMW M760Li xDrive comes with M aerodynamic package fitted as standard. The
M760Li xDrive doesn’t have fog lamps because there are two huge air intakes for both sides. The key element of any BMW is the front grille and the BMW M760Li xDrive has active
flaps. This means that the flaps will be open automatically in order to give
more air to “breath”… burn the fuel. Optionally, you can order an M
rear spoiler which will optimize the airflow.
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The BMW M760Li xDrive - the illuminated V12 door sill. | Image: BMW AG |
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| The BMW M760Li xDrive - a V12 inscription placed next to the iDrive controller. | Image: BMW AG |
Inside
BMW M760Li xDrive also screams “M” and “V12”. On the door sills, there are illuminated
V12 inscriptions. Another V12 inscription is next to the gear stick and
behind the iDrive controller. The instrumental cluster has a special M design. In
the middle of it and between the speedometer and rpm meter there is a color
M760Li inscription. The M logo is also placed at the bottom on the middle spoke
of the steering wheel.
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The color M760Li inscription on the instrumental display of the BMW M760Li xDrive.
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The BMW M760Li xDrive driver's position and the steering wheel with the M logo on the bottom.
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The
BMW M760Li combines two of my thoughts which are very different. First of all,
BMW 7-Series long version is for people who have to seat on the rear seat as
Managers, CEO, Presidents, and so on. Otherwise, the M Power or the M Performance cars of BMW are
made to be driven. If someone is looking for status, then the Rolls-Royce Phantom will do that job.
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