BMW X7 Price Guide
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The BMW X7 is the brand’s flagship SUV. It is the first true seven-seat full-size BMW SUV, positioned above the X5 to compete with the Range Rover, Mercedes GLS, and Cadillac Escalade. Launched in 2019, it brought BMW’s xDrive capability to a car sized for genuine third-row use, and in M60i form offered 609bhp from the twin-turbo V8.
The Car
The G07 X7 uses B58 straight-six in the 40i and B57/B58 diesel in the 30d and 40d, with the M50i producing 530bhp and the M60i twin-turbo V8 at 609bhp. A 2022 LCI facelift extensively revised the exterior with split-headlight design. The plug-in hybrid 50e offers electric range alongside full seven-seat capacity. Third-row seats are genuinely usable for adults, unlike most competitors.
Buying
The 40d xDrive is the practical recommendation for high-mileage ownership. The M60i is the performance flagship.
The BMW X7 has depreciated steeply from its substantial new price, making used examples strong value for buyers who genuinely need three rows of adult seating.
