# @bmwblog on YouTube

- **Type:** Video
- **Original URL:** https://youtube.com/watch?v=Jga7TbDuusI
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- **Posted:** 2026-08-26T13:57:17.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** BMWBLOG (@bmwblog) — https://gondola.cc/bmwblog

## Caption

Live from the 2026 Monterey Car Week at Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, we get up close with two of BMW's most significant concepts: the BMW M Concept Class Neue Klasse and the Vision BMW ALPINA.

The M Concept previews the design language for the next generation of M cars, including the upcoming electric and ICE M3 — from the yellow motorsport-derived lighting signature to the natural-fiber body panels replacing carbon fiber. 

Then we walk the Vision ALPINA, BMW ALPINA's take on ultra-luxury GT design ahead of the production B7/7 Series ALPINA, and sit down with Alex Innes (formerly of Rolls-Royce Bespoke) to break down design details most people would walk right past. 

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0:00 – Intro at Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
0:24 – BMW M Concept Class Neue Klasse walkaround begins
0:58 – Front grille, M logo, and yellow motorsport lighting
1:12 – Racing-derived lights, front splitter, natural fiber vs. carbon fiber
2:25 – Wheels with color-coded center caps
2:42 – Concept mirrors
3:36 – Cabin proportions and EV packaging
4:04 – How the rear doors open
4:13 – Rear end width and hip design
4:37 – Taillights and rear diffuser
5:30 – M Concept interior walkaround
6:50 – Transition to the Vision BMW Alpina
7:05 – What the Vision Alpina represents for the brand
7:22 – Front design: lighting, grille, secondary elements
8:02 – Side profile and shark nose
8:39 – Wheels and white brake calipers
9:33 – Mirrors and Alpina coach line
9:58 – Rear glass and roofline
10:40 – Taillights, rear diffuser, quad exhaust
12:04 – Alpina interior: materials and seats
12:48 – Displays and driving modes
13:24 – Rear seats and hidden fridge
14:23 – Interview with Alex Innes begins
14:32 – History of the Alpina brand
17:05 – Proportions and silhouette breakdown
18:21 – The "speed line" and hidden air openings explained
20:36 – Headlight color story and rear badge placement
22:52 – Interior details and the Deco line's ski heritage
27:24 – Closing thoughts

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