BMW has unveiled its Gran Coupe concept car at Beijing Auto Show 2010. The car is specially designed for the Chinese market with elegant style and dynamic proportions. The Gran Coupe is based on the powerful tradition of BMW segment and has a four-door system along with the inputs from a sports car. It highlights the classic features of all BMW coupes such as the long wheelbase, the vaulted bonnet with forward-pointing lines, the set-back greenhouse, the flat silhouette, the coupe-style roof line and the short front overhang. Every part is nicely assembled that showcases the brand value of the company.
Four-door coupes are nothing new these days, what with vehicles like the Mercedes-Benz CLS and Volkswagen CC proving that these stylish sedans do, in fact, have a place in the automotive world. What's more, Audi's swoopy A7 is nearing its final stages of development, and higher-end coupe-sedans like the Aston Martin Rapide and Porsche Panamera have indeed caught our attention in recent months. BMW is now jumping on that train, and the automaker has officially debuted its Concept Gran Coupé at this year's Beijing Motor Show.
Moreover, the front appearance of the coupe is one of flawless elegance. Its kidney grille has the impression of being flat, strengthened by a stylishly irregular side view. The body height of 1.40 meters gives the coupe an ultra athletic look, making it flatter by 100 millimeters than the Series Sedan and the Series 5. Its roofline also winds gracefully to the back, fostering an illusion of extra length for the vehicle. Lastly, the borderless doors let the glassy parts appear like slowly blending in with the car’s body, hinting on the limitless possibilities that are within reach with the Gran Coupe.
2010 BMW Concept Gran Coupe
2010 BMW Concept Gran Coupe Back
2010 BMW Concept Gran Coupe Exterior
2010 BMW Concept Gran Coupe HeadLights
2010 BMW Concept Gran Coupe Wallpaper
2010 BMW Concept Gran Coupe BackLights
2010 BMW Concept Gran Coupe Interior
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