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Released March 2019
The G07 BMW X7 is a three-row SUV with seven seats as standard, an optional six-seat layout and petrol or diesel mild-hybrid powertrains.
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Body SUV
Powertrain Mild hybrid
Power 347–523 bhp
Range –
Boot 326 l What reviewers say Carwow and Top Gear praised the X7's spacious third row, quiet cabin and comfortable ride. Both found its size awkward and its styling divisive. Carwow found the updated infotainment less easy to use than before, while Top Gear thought the cabin lacked the distinct feel of some luxury rivals.
From carwow.co.uk and topgear.com
Powertrain Mild hybrid
Power 347–523 bhp
0–62 mph 4.7–5.9 s
Top speed 152–155 mph
Engine or motors xDrive40i: 2,998 cc six-cylinder petrol with 48 V mild hybrid, 280 kW (381 hp); xDrive40d: 2,993 cc six-cylinder diesel with 48 V mild hybrid, 259 kW (352 hp); M60i xDrive: 4,395 cc V8 with 48 V mild hybrid, 390 kW (530 hp); bhp converted from BMW's kW figures
Torque 540 Nm (xDrive40i), 720 Nm (xDrive40d), 750 Nm (M60i xDrive)
Gearbox 8-speed automatic
Drive xDrive all-wheel drive Range and charging
Economy (WLTP) 23.3–35.3 mpg
Efficiency WLTP combined: 26.9–29.4 mpg (xDrive40i), 32.1–35.3 mpg (xDrive40d), 21.9–23.3 mpg (M60i xDrive)
CO2 emissions 217–238 g/km (xDrive40i), 211–231 g/km (xDrive40d), 276–293 g/km (M60i xDrive), WLTP combined Practicality
Body SUV
Seats 7
Boot 326 litres
Length 5,181 mm
Width 2,000 mm
Boot 326 litres with all seven seats in use; 750 litres with the third row folded; 2,120 litres with both rear rows folded
Towing Up to 3,500 kg braked with the optional trailer coupling
Size 5,181 mm long, 2,000 mm wide (2,218 mm with mirrors), 1,835 mm high; 3,105 mm wheelbase; EC unladen weight including a 75 kg driver is 2,490 kg (xDrive40i), 2,565 kg (xDrive40d), 2,675 kg (M60i xDrive) Pros and cons Pros + Three rows of seats as standard, with a six-seat option+ 750-litre boot with the third row folded, 2,120 litres with both rear rows folded+ Rated to tow up to 3,500 kg braked with the optional trailer couplingCons − 5,181 mm long− Boot holds 326 litres with all seven seats in use− EC unladen weight of 2,490–2,675 kg (includes a 75 kg driver)