BMW is reportedly planning to have a two-door version of the 7-Series by 2019 in an effort to boost sales and interest.

Alpina’s latest offering, the B7 based off the latest 7 Series BMW luxury sedan, is set to debut at this year’s Geneva Motor Show in March.

On the surface, the new 7 Series looks like little more than a mid-cycle refresh, but BMW has made massive changes under that sleek skin to create a car that is smarter, safer, stiffer, and lighter.

You don’t have to have an M badge to have fun with a BMW. You don’t need a Z, 3, or 5 either. In fact, even if you have the biggest and most luxurious of the BMW lineup, the 7 Series, you can still act like a buffoon till your heart’s content.

We’re proud to present the first few pictures of the upcoming 7 Series BMW. From what we can see, it’s definitely more of an evolutionary step than a revolutionary one.

Even flagships occasionally need to be docked and updated. BMW’s 7 Series is no exception. We caught the upcoming 2016 version of the big Bimmer wearing mind-bending camo over its upcoming changes.

More spy photos have appeared of BMW’s upcoming 7 Series redesign, and at last we can rest our eyes on what are seemingly the real headlights.