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The BMW X7 already commands attention, but Larte Design wants it to shout a little louder. The tuner has dressed the full-size flagship in a fresh suite of coloured dry carbon. The result is loud, glossy and unapologetic. It turns the biggest BMW SUV into a rolling showpiece.
At the heart of the makeover sits a ten-piece body kit. Larte has crafted a bespoke bonnet, a jutting front splitter, deep side skirts, a rear diffuser and reworked spoilers. Every panel is moulded from one hundred per cent dry carbon. Buyers can pick the classic black weave, or go bolder with tinted olive or violet finishes.
Crucially, none of this calls for the saw. Each piece bolts onto the X7’s original mounting points, so the body structure stays untouched. The parking sensors, cameras and factory driver assistance systems all carry on working. It is a clean, reversible transformation rather than a permanent hack job.
Larte says the kit suits every G07 X7 built between 2022 and 2026. That covers both the Luxury and M Sport trims. It also spans the range, from the straight-six xDrive40i to the V8-powered M60i. A set of 23-inch wheels can be added for those who want the stance to match the drama.
Make no mistake, this is a cosmetic exercise. Larte leaves the engine and running gear well alone, so there is no extra muscle under the bonnet. What you gain is presence, and plenty of it. For X7 owners who find the standard car a touch too restrained, the coloured carbon treatment offers a striking way to break from the pack.
