The cargo room is the standout. My only gripe is the touchscreen climate controls, which I knew going in.
EXPERT REVIEW · THREE-ROW SUV
2026 BMW X7 review
BMW X7: the family hauler that doesn't feel like one. Illustrative review
9.2/10 OffLot expert score
The 2026 BMW X7 sits near the top of its class. Ride stays composed on rough pavement; standard driver-assist suite. Engine gets loud under hard acceleration and touch-only climate controls on some trims, so test the trim you'd actually buy. Starting around $85,000, it costs more than most direct rivals.
What's good
- Ride stays composed on rough pavement
- Standard driver-assist suite
- Well-organized infotainment
What to check
- Engine gets loud under hard acceleration
- Touch-only climate controls on some trims
Best for: Families who need all three rows. Starting MSRP: $85,000.
Owner reviews · 5.0 of 5 from 3 owners
Bought it for the school runs and road trips and it has handled everything so far. Fuel economy has been close to the sticker in mixed driving.
Bought it for the school runs and road trips and it has handled everything so far. Fuel economy has been close to the sticker in mixed driving.
Price trend · used BMW X7, 12 months
Average used asking price in the OffLot demo index: $54,800 · -1.7% last 30 days · -0.81% year over year.