Recently, BMW officially launched the i7 pure electric flagship sedan at its factory in Chennai, India, making India the second country to roll out the flagship electric sedan after Germany. It is worth mentioning that this time, the Indian factory began to produce and sell BMW i7, which was previously exclusively produced at the Dingolfing plant in Germany. Analysts said that with the launch of the 2027 7 Series, the i7 was officially localized in India, which makes India a fairly unique position in BMW's global manufacturing network. The illustration shows the BMW i7 2027 60 xDrive overseas version, only the illustration shows the BMW i7 2027 60 xDrive overseas version, only the illustration shows that the production model is 2027 i7 50 xDrive, the official price is 19.5 million Indian rupees, equivalent to about 1.37 million yuan. It should be noted that the more powerful i7 M70 xDrive will still be sold in India as a vehicle import, with an official price of 26.5 million Indian rupees, equivalent to about 1.86 million yuan. Located on the Coromandel coast of southeastern India, on the shores of the Bay of Bengal, Chennai is the capital of Tamil Nadu and the fourth largest city in India, according to public sources. In 2008, BMW officially set up an automobile manufacturing plant in Chennai, India. Initially, in addition to meeting the demand for BMW products in the Indian market, the plant was also mass-produced to meet the needs of the Southeast Asian market. The factory has a relatively rich product line, in addition to the 7 series and i7, it is also responsible for the production of 2 series, 3 series, 5 series, X1, iX1, X3, X5, X7 and other models. (Compiled by Automobile House Yue Changxing).