Dahler produced its own BMW X7 in a Matte Grey finish

Dahler opted not to wait for BMW to produce a proper X7 M model, so they built one themselves. The Swiss tuner has just announced its current project based on some identical pieces we just saw on the X5. Their own version of BMW X7 now pumps out 630 horsepower and 830 pound-feet of torque. These figures are enough to outperform the ALPINA XB7.

Aside from its impressive engine figures, Dahler also paid attention to its aesthetics. They vested their X7 in matte grey finish with black chrome bits all around. They also added a set of their trademark wheels to the set-up, incorporated with a lowered suspension to complete the look. The vehicle’s massive 23-inch ultra-light forged wheels were designed to complement a stainless-steel performance exhaust system with flap-controlled outlets.

Technological aspect of things was not overlooked either. As stated earlier, this BMW X7 boasts 630 horsepower and 830 pound-feet of torque. This is a significant 100 horsepower and 80 pound-feet increase over the stock stats of the M50i model on which it was built.

But that’s not all. According to Dahler, there’s still a lot of even more powerful upgrade that’s worth anticipating. To help with the increased emissions from the engine bay, you’ll need to install one of their aftermarket exhaust systems, which look and sound great overall.