Innovation, style and presence steer the new BMW X7's driving experience to another level

With its powerful stature, high-quality interior detailing, luxury and comfort, the BMW X7,  which was built with sustainability in mind, is in a league of its own. 

Through the BMW X7's unique character and presence, you’re in for an exclusive driving experience as the feeling of onboard wellbeing dominates every drive. With more sportiness, digitisation and luxury finishes, the high-end SUV will envelop you in a sense of comfort and extravagance.

The modern, visually striking front end of the new BMW X7 clearly signals its progressive and exclusive style.

Light alloy wheels with a 23-inch diameter, available as a factory-fit option for the first time on a BMW model, emphasise the car’s powerful stature in dramatic style. In addition, an array of high-quality details point to the exclusive status of the new X7. 

These include the three-dimensional rear lights, the newly designed bars in the illuminated BMW kidney grille and the eye-catching blades in the front apron with their aluminium satinated finish.

The interior’s high levels of driving pleasure and long-distance comfort are complemented by a modern onboard digital ambience and an innovative cockpit design. The integration of BMW Operating System 8 and the latest generation of the iDrive control/operation system also heralds the arrival of the BMW Curved Display in this large sports activity vehicle. 

Other control elements can be found on the centre console with the newly designed gear selector and driving experience control buttons.

The new BMW X7 is designed and built with sustainability in mind, from the selection of materials to the production and the efficiency of the power-train technology employed. Its carbon footprint has been reduced by the rigorously applied updates to its power-train technology, an integral part in the drive towards forwardism.

At its core, the elegant BMW X7 is the embodiment of forwardism, the joy of seeing a better tomorrow before it's even here.

This article was paid for by BMW.