2010 BMW 7 Series Hybrid Review
2010 BMW 7 Series Hybrid is a full-size luxury sedan that is available in three main trim levels namely: 750i, 760Li, and extended-750Li models. The present article will discuss about the standard aspects of this vehicle in detail.
New Updates
For 2010, BMW 7 Series was launched with many standard options including regenerative barking system, active 4-wheel steering, luxury seating package, and much more.
Technical Features
The BMW 750 models for 2010 are equipped with a standard 4.4 liter V8 powered standard turbocharged engine that has the capability to generate 400 hp of output power, and torque of 450 lb-feet. The produced engine power is passed on to the rear wheels via a standard 6-speed auto transmission system.
The 760Li trim level is featured with a standard 6.0 liter V12 engine, which can generate 535 hp and torque of around 550 lb-feet. In this case, an 8-speed auto transmission system delivers the engine power to the wheels.
Performance Aspects
The time required for this vehicle to hit a speed of 0 to 60 miles per hour is just 5.2 seconds. According to EPA, the fuel economy of the 2010 7-series is around 15 miles per gallon in the urban areas, 22 miles per gallon on the highways, and 17 mpg combined.
Pricing Details
The new 2010 BMW 7 Series Hybrid is available with a MSRP tag of $85,900, and the invoice price is around $79,030.
