Lumma Design unveils warmed-up BMW X7

Lumma Design has just released a restyled and performance-tuned version of the BMW X7, dubbed the Lumma CLR X7.

The highlight of the package comes in the form of a brand-new aerodynamic kit that includes wheel arch extensions (+50mm/+2in both left and right), sportier bumpers and a new hood cover. Moving on to the rear, there is a restyled diffuser, a carbon-fiber wing and a special exhaust system with 100mm (4”) finishers. The CLR X7 rides on enormous 24-inch wheels and tires that measure 295mm wide in front and 355mm in the back.

The show car is an M50i, powered by a 4.4-liter, twin-turbo V8 rated at 530 hp (395 kW) and 750 Nm (553 lb-ft) of torque. Through various modifications, Lumma dials it up to 680 hp (507 kW), leaving behind any other stock X7 and even the recently introduced X5 M.

That said, the Lumma CLR X7 is still very much a work in progress now. The final package will debut in approximately six months. Prices will also be announced later.

According to rumors, dedicated BMW tuner Alpina is also working on upgrading the X7 (M60i, to be specific). This remains to be confirmed, though.