Larte Design Carbon Kit Transforms 2027 BMW 7 Series

Larte Design has published renderings of a carbon-fiber styling package for the 2027 BMW 7 Series LCI, offering a markedly more aggressive look. The images are renderings that Larte says preview a near-term product rather than a finalized production car.

Exterior package and carbon components

Larte's renderings show multiple dry-carbon additions developed specifically for the Life Cycle Impulse, or LCI, version of the G70 7 Series. The most prominent change is a vented hood featuring a pair of large central vents and two smaller vents on each side. A chunkier splitter is shown mounted to the original bumper, while side skirt attachments, a trunk-lid wing, and a large rear diffuser are also finished in visible carbon fiber. The diffuser includes a pair of integrated brake lights centered in its design.

• Vented carbon hood
• Carbon splitter and side skirt attachments
• Carbon trunk wing and large rear diffuser with integrated brake lights

Wheels, stance and finishes

The concept shows larger multi-spoke alloy wheels in a black finish, requiring lower-profile tires to fit under the arches. The 7 Series in the renderings sits closer to the ground, indicating suspension changes in the tuner concept. Larte presents a two-tone paint scheme with red lower bodywork and black upper sections, and the carbon add-ons retain a dry-carbon appearance. Larte's website also shows the package in other colors, including green, blue, gray and white.

Fitment, availability and pricing

Larte Design states that all body-kit components use factory mounting points to provide OEM-level fitment, which the tuner says should make installation straightforward and reversible. The company says it will ship the bundle worldwide. Larte has not published pricing on its website or social posts; interested buyers are asked to contact the tuner for details. The images were posted to Larte's Instagram account and presented as a preview of the kit the company plans to offer.

Model context and interior features

The 2027 BMW 7 Series available in the United States starts at $99,800 for the base 740, which BMW lists with a 394-horsepower 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged straight-six. BMW offers the xDrive all-wheel drive system as a $3,000 option; BMW states that xDrive reduces the 0 to 60 mph time from 5.2 to 4.9 seconds. Fuel consumption for the base 740 is rated at 30 mpg, equivalent to 7.8 l/100 km. The G70 7 Series entered assembly in mid-2022 and is produced in Germany and in Southeast Asia. BMW's updated 7 Series shows a revised front fascia and rear end; the cabin follows BMW's current layout with Panoramic iDrive free-floating infotainment, a standard passenger display, and a four-spoke steering wheel similar to recent models such as the X5, 3 Series and i3.