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.

The BMW Concept Gran Coupé has the elements of Gran Turismo and offers a distinct sporty look which offer more space for the travelers. The design promises an aesthetic appeal due to its dynamic performance and precision.

The body of the Concept Gran Coupé is flat measuring almost 5 metres and has a nice aerodynamics. Its front is defined by the BMW kidney grille characteristic of the company. The car has perfection in LED lights. The air inlet runs into the side section enabling more space to the front. With its coupe-like proportions, the car will also offer agile driving experience to the driver.

The rear front has been modified to some extent. The lights and tailpipe trim come to the first notice and the entire rear section appears slimmer and lighter at the centre. The third brake light is positioned in the rear window and is fitted with LED technology that shows the dynamism and performance to the model. The wheel arches highlight the sporty look of the BMW Concept Gran Coupé too.