Introducing the new BMW X7
If you want a premium SUV that gives you genuine seven-seat flexibility, strong long-distance comfort, and the kind of cabin that feels special every time you get in, the new BMW X7 is well worth your attention.
The BMW X7 is the largest SUV in the BMW range, so it suits drivers who need proper family space without stepping away from premium quality. The latest BMW X7 also feels more up to date than earlier versions because the interior experience is much more digital and much more polished. The BMW Curved Display and latest iDrive system give the dashboard a cleaner look and make key functions easier to access.
If you would like to see how the BMW X7 feels from behind the wheel, the best next step is to book a test drive.
New BMW X7 trim options
| Trim |
Best for |
Key features and differences |
| xDrive40d Excellence |
Drivers who want luxury first and use all seven seats regularly |
Strong six-cylinder diesel power, comfort-focused design, premium interior finish, BMW Curved Display, and generous seven-seat practicality |
| xDrive40d M Sport |
Buyers who want the best balance of pace, comfort, and visual impact |
Same diesel engine as Excellence with M Sport styling, sportier exterior details, and a more dynamic cabin feel |
| M60i xDrive |
Drivers who want the fastest, most performance-focused X7 |
4.4-litre V8 petrol, M performance tuning, stronger acceleration, upgraded brakes, and more aggressive styling |
New BMW X7 running costs
| Trim |
Engine |
Official combined fuel economy |
CO2 emissions |
Running cost note |
| xDrive40d Excellence |
3.0-litre six-cylinder diesel with 48V mild-hybrid |
32.1 to 35.3 mpg |
211 to 230 g/km |
Best for long-distance drivers who want fewer fuel stops |
| xDrive40d M Sport |
3.0-litre six-cylinder diesel with 48V mild-hybrid |
32.1 to 35.3 mpg |
211 to 230 g/km |
Similar efficiency to Excellence with a sportier feel |
| M60i xDrive |
4.4-litre V8 petrol with 48V mild-hybrid |
21.9 to 23.3 mpg |
274 to 292 g/km |
Highest running costs but strongest performance |
New BMW X7 safety features and rating
The BMW X7 platform achieved a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating.
- Automatic emergency braking helps reduce the chance of a collision.
- Lane departure warning helps keep the vehicle centred on motorways.
- Blind spot monitoring improves awareness in heavy traffic.
- Adaptive cruise control supports relaxed long-distance driving.
- Front and rear parking sensors assist with tighter manoeuvres.
- Surround view cameras (where fitted) improve visibility around the car.
- Multiple airbags protect occupants across all three rows.
- ISOFIX points support safe child seat installation.
New BMW X7 practicality and space
The BMW X7 provides around 300 litres of boot space with all seats in use, expanding to 750 litres with the third row folded, and up to 2,120 litres with both rear rows down.
The split tailgate improves loading practicality, while wide door openings and electrically folding seats make switching between passenger and cargo use simple. Five-zone climate control and optional rear air filtration enhance comfort for all passengers, including those in the third row.
New BMW X7 tech and convenience
The BMW Curved Display and latest iDrive system create a cleaner, more modern dashboard layout, making navigation, media, and vehicle settings easier to use day to day.
Optional features such as a head-up display, gesture control, and premium audio enhance comfort and usability. The adaptive air suspension can raise or lower the vehicle depending on driving conditions, improving both motorway stability and off-road clearance when needed.
The 48V mild-hybrid system supports smoother driving in traffic and helps improve efficiency during steady cruising.
Can I buy a new BMW X7 on finance?
If you are considering a BMW X7 on finance, Vertu offers flexible options that can help spread the cost of ownership in a way that suits your budget and driving needs.
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase): Lower monthly payments with flexibility at the end of the agreement.
- HP (Hire Purchase): Straightforward path to ownership through fixed monthly payments.
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire): Lease-style option where you return the vehicle at the end of the term.
For more detail, you can read our guide to car finance explained.
Where can I buy a new BMW X7?
You can buy a new BMW X7 through Vertu BMW dealerships, where you can explore trim levels, compare specifications, and receive expert guidance on choosing the right model for your needs.
Visiting in person allows you to assess seating, technology, and practicality more easily, while also discussing finance, part-exchange, and servicing options with the team.
New BMW X7 FAQs
Is the new BMW X7 easy to park in tight spaces?
Yes, despite its size, features such as parking sensors, surround-view cameras, and parking assistance make it easier to manoeuvre in urban environments.
What warranty cover should I expect on a new BMW X7?
A new BMW X7 typically comes with a three-year unlimited mileage manufacturer warranty plus roadside assistance in the UK.
Which new BMW X7 trim should I choose?
The xDrive40d models suit most buyers for balance and efficiency, while the M60i xDrive is best for performance-focused drivers.
Are the tech features of the new BMW X7 easy to use?
Yes, the BMW Curved Display and iDrive system are designed to be intuitive, with clear menus and optional voice control.
What insurance group is the new BMW X7 in?
The BMW X7 sits in higher insurance groups due to its size, performance, and premium positioning, with the M60i typically at the top end.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan?
Fixed plans suit predictable budgeting, while flexible plans can work better if your mileage varies throughout the year.
