BMW Concept CS

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Concept CS
Presentation year: 2007
Vehicle fair: Auto Shanghai
Class : upper middle class
Body shape : limousine
Engine: none
Length: 5100 mm
Width: 1980 mm
Height: 1359 mm
Production model: none

The Concept CS is a concept vehicle released in 2007 by the automaker BMW . It is a sporty four-door model into which BMW has brought a number of innovations, such as door handles that extend as soon as they detect movement. The body is made of plastic, but looks like aluminum. As with all other BMW models, a Hofmeister kink can be seen. Adrian van Hooydonk was involved in the design of the vehicle . BMW has not given any information about the drive, but speculation has been made about the five-liter V10 engine BMW S85 of the BMW M5 (E60) with 373 kW.

The CS heralds a new design line in the luxury class at BMW, so design elements of the CS were adopted for the 7 Series (F01) and in particular for the 6 Series Gran Coupé (F06) .

  • Front view

  • Rear view

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ ams article "BMW Concept CS: Luxury cuts"
  2. ↑ Auto-Bild-Article: "BMW Concept CS - Too good to be true"

Web links

Commons : BMW Concept CS  - collection of images, videos and audio files
Models of the Bayerische Motoren Werke


Current models:

1  • 2  • 3  • 3 GT  • 4  • 5  • 6 GT  • 7  • 8  • i3  • M2  • M3  • M4  • M5  • X1  • X2  • X3  • X4  • X5  • X6  • X7  • Z4

Models since 1972:
1er:

E81, E82, E87, E88  • F20, F21  • F52  • F40

2:

F22, F23  • F44  • F45  • F46  • F87

3:

E21  • E30  • E36  • E46  • E90, E91, E92, E93  • F30, F31, F35  • F34  • F80  • G20, G21  • Compact

4:

G22 , F33, F36  • F82, F83

5 series:

E12  • E28  • E34  • E39  • E60, E61  • F07  • F10, F11, F18  • G30, G31, G38  • F90

6er:

E24  • E63, E64  • F12, F13, F06  • G32

7 series:

E23  • E32  • E38  • E65, E66, E67  • E68  • F01, F02, F03, F04  • G11, G12

8:

E31  • G14, G15, G16

X1:

E84  • F48

X2:

F39

X3:

E83  • F25  • G01

X4:

F26  • G02

X5:

E53  • E70  • F15  • G05

X6:

E71, E72  • F16  • G06

X7:

G07

Z models:

Z1  • Z3 (E36 / 7, E36 / 8)  • Z4 (E85, E86)  • Z4 (E89)  • Z4 (G29)  • Z8 (E52)

M models:

M1 (E26)  • M2  • M3 ( E30  • E36  • E46  • E90  • F80 ) • M4  • M5  • M6

i models:

i3 (I01)  • i8 (I12)

Historical models
(1945-1970s):

501, 502  • 503  • 507  • 528  • 541  • 570  • 600  • 700, 700 RS  • 1500, 1600, 1800, 2000, 2000 CS  • 1600 GT  • 1502, 1602, 1802, 2002 (E10), 2002 turbo (E20 )  • 2500, 2800, 2.8, 3.0, 3.3 (E3)  • 2800 CS, 2.5 CS, 2.8 CS, 3.0 CS, 3.0 CSi, 3.0 CSL (E9)  • 3200 CS  • Isetta

Historical models
(until 1945):

3/15 PS  • 3/20 PS  • 303  • 309  • 315  • 315/1  • 319, 319/1  • 320  • 321  • 325  • 326  • 327  • 328  • 329  • 332  • 335  • 337  • F 76, F 79

Concept cars:

List  • K1  • K4  • 328 Hommage  • 531/331  • 505  • 3200 Michelotti Vignale  • Turbo X1 (E25)  • Nazca C2  • E1  • H2R  • Concept 7 Series ActiveHybrid  • Concept CS  • Concept X1  • Concept X6 ActiveHybrid  • Concept ActiveE  • Vision Efficient Dynamics (i8)  • GINA Light Vision  • M1 Homage  • Megacity Vehicle (i3)  • Vision ConnectedDrive  • ActiveE

Motorsport:

M3 GTR  • F1.06  • F1.07  • F1.08  • F1.09  • M3 DTM  • M3 GT2  • Z4 GT3  • M3 GT4  • 320 TC  • M4 DTM  • M235i Racing  • M6 GT3  • M6 GTLM  • M4 GT4  • M240i Racing  • M8 GTE

Models from South Africa:

1800 GL, 1800 SA, 2000 GL, 2000 SA  • 1804, 2004

Models up to 1945
Small car

BMW 3/15 • 3/20

Compact class

303 • 309 • 315

Middle class

319 • 320 • 321 • 326

Touring sports car

327 • 327/28

Upper class

335

Sports car

BMW 3/15 PS DA 3 type Wartburg • 315/1 • 319/1 • 328

Off-road vehicle

325

Vans

F 76 • F 79

BMW timeline
Timeline of BMW models since 1950
Type Body versions Current
series 		1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s
0 1 2 3 4th 5 6th 7th 8th 9 0 1 2 3 4th 5 6th 7th 8th 9 0 1 2 3 4th 5 6th 7th 8th 9 0 1 2 3 4th 5 6th 7th 8th 9 0 1 2 3 4th 5 6th 7th 8th 9 0 1 2 3 4th 5 6th 7th 8th 9 0 1 2 3 4th 5 6th 7th 8th 9 0
Microcar Isetta
Small car Hatchback i3 600 i3 (I01)
Notchback / coupe / convertible 700
Compact class Hatchback 1 series 3 compact (E36 / 5) 3er Compact (E46 / 5) 1 series (E87, E81) 1 series (F20, F21) 1 series (F40)
Notchback F52
2er F44
Coupé / convertible 1 series (E82, E88) 2 series (F22, F23)
M2 (F87)
Compact van F45 , F46
Middle class Notchback / station wagon 3 series 1502,1602,1802,2002
("02 series") 		E21 E30 E36 E46 E90, E91 F30, F31, F35
F80 		G20
Hatchback touring F34
Coupé / convertible 4er 1602/2002 convertible 3 series (E21 / TC1) 3 series (E30 / 2C) 3 series (E36 / 2, E36 / 2C) 3 series (E46 / 2, E46 / 2C) 3 series (E92, E93) 4 series (F32, F33, F36)
M4 (F82, F83) 		4 series (G22)
upper middle class Notchback / station wagon 5 series 1500,1600,1800,2000
("New Class") 		E12 E28 E34 E39 E60, E61 F10, F11, F18 G30, G31, G38
M5 (F90)
Hatchback 6 series 5 series GT (F07) 6 series GT (G32)
Upper class Coupé / convertible 2000CS 6 series (E24) 6 series (E63, E64) 6 series (F12, F13, F06)
Notchback 7 series 501,502,2600,3200
("Baroque Angel ") 		2500,2800,2.8,3.0,3.3 (E3) E23 E32 E38 E65, E66, E67, E68 F01, F02, F03, F04 G11, G12
Coupe 8 series 3200CS 2800CS, 3.0CS (E9) E31 G14, G15, G16
M8 (F93)
Sports car Sports coupe 1600 GT Z3 (E36 / 8) Z4 (E86)
Roadster Z4 Z1 Z3 (E36 / 7) Z4 (E85) Z4 (E89) Z4 (G29)
507 Z8 (E52)
Coupé / convertible i8 503 3000 V8 i8 (I12, I15)
Supercar Coupe M1 (E26)
Compact SUV Hatchback X1 E84 F48, F49
Coupe X2 F39
Hatchback X3 E83 F25 G01
Coupe X4 F26 G02
SUV Hatchback X5 E53 E70 F15 , X5 M (F85) G05
Coupe X6 E71, E72 F16 , X6 M (F86) G06
SUV Hatchback X7 G07
  • Converted glass sold as a BMW
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    Timeline of the glass series models from 1955 to 1969
    Type independent (Hans Glas GmbH) BMW
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    Microcar Goggomobil T
    Small car Isar ("large Goggomobil")
    Lower middle class 1004, 1204, 1304
    Middle class 1700 1800 SA, 2000 SA / 1804, 2004 [1]
    Coupe Goggomobil TS
    1300 GT, 1700 GT 1600 GT [2]
    2600 V8, 3000 V8 3000 V8 [3]
    Vans Goggomobil TL
  • BMW era: [1]: as "BMW" (only for South Africa by Praetor Monteerders ) until mid-1974; [2]: as "BMW"; [3]: as "BMW glass"
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