BMW has introduced two-tone paint options for its X7 SUV, enabling personalized customization for the first time on this model. Customers can choose from 12 Japanese-inspired interior patterns and enjoy foil decoration on various trim components. The two-tone method follows that of the 7 Series, where contrasting colors are applied to different vehicle sections, separated by meticulously hand-painted coach lines. Quality control during this painting process ensures attention to detail, lengthening production time compared to standard models. Over 165 color combinations are available for these personalized designs.
The introduction of two-tone paint options for the X7 SUV marks the first application of this customization on BMW's largest vehicle. Customers now have 12 traditional Japanese patterns to choose from for interior trim, adding foil decoration to the dashboard, center console, and door panels, transforming the seven-seater into a personalized statement piece.
The two-tone paint process begins with a base color applied to lower body panels, followed by a contrasting color on the roof and pillars. Hand-painted coach lines separate the colors, requiring precision to ensure consistent application.
BMW offers over 165 Individual paint colors for the two-tone options, including combinations like Tanzanite Blue with Mineral White and Fire Orange with Jet Black. Multiple clear coat layers ensure the depth and protection of the colors.
Quality control is critical in the two-tone painting process, involving detailed inspection of color transitions for imperfections. Individual vehicles undergo a meticulous painting process that results in a longer completion time than standard production models.
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