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7 Series sedan 740i vs CROWN CROSSOVER G




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BMW

7 Series sedan 740i 2015- 16216

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TOYOTA

CROWN CROSSOVER G 2022- 16023
#7 Series sedan 740i 2015- + CROWN CROSSOVER G 2022-



#7 Series sedan 740i 2015- + CROWN CROSSOVER G 2022-
#7 Series sedan 740i 2015- + CROWN CROSSOVER G 2022-



Size comparison


A : 7 Series sedan 740i 2015-
B : CROWN CROSSOVER G 2022-

name length width height
A 5125mm 1900mm 1480mm
B 4930mm 1840mm 1540mm
difference +195mm +60mm -60mm
name weight wheelbase Minimum turning radius
A 1880kg 3070mm 5.8m
B 1770kg 2850mm m
difference +110kg +220mm +5.8m
name Cargo Volume seats minimum ride height
A 515L 5 135mm
B 450L 5 145mm
difference +65L +0 -10mm


Max output comparison


A : 7 Series sedan 740i 2015-
B : CROWN CROSSOVER G 2022-

name Gasoline engine power Gasoline engine torque Displacement
A 250kW(340PS)450Nm-
B 137kW(186PS)220Nm2487cc
difference +113kW+230Nm-

EV performance comparison
name Electric motor power(F) Electric motor torque(F)
A --
B 88kW(120PS)202Nm
difference --
name Electric motor power(R) Electric motor torque(R)
A --
B 40kW(54PS)120Nm
difference --



BMW 7 Series sedan 740i 2015- 16216
Car manufacturer website
BMW's finest sedan. Body structure using carbon fiber technology By using a carbon core, the weight has been reduced by 130 kg compared to the previous model.



TOYOTA CROWN CROSSOVER G 2022- 16023
Car manufacturer website
Toyota's traditional Crown will be fully remodeled on 2022.7.15. The Crown has been in the FR style for a long time, but from this time it will be an FF-based electric 4WD. The style is more like a coupe than a sedan. I feel that the traditional crown is no longer there. I miss the old, angular and stately crown. In the future, will we have no choice but to ride the wave of major changes with an eye on electrification?


















BMW 7 Series sedan 740i 2015-

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