X7

The BMW X7 amplifies the brand's core concept and creates a seven-seat SUV. It takes this mission seriously, equipping the X7 with luxurious materials, standard air suspension, and a range of functions and technologies needed to gain a foothold in the size luxury SUV market. However, BMW was not distracted by this and still ensured that the X7 had a strong brand sports gene and a sensitive sense of control. The basic version of the 375-horsepower turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine is strong enough, and the 523-horsepower turbocharged V8 engine on the M60i model brings full explosive power. If you have strong financial resources, you can also choose the exclusive Alpina XB7 version, which is also available with a 630-horsepower twin-turbo V8 engine. Despite its outstanding performance, the X7 is slightly inferior to competitors such as the Mercedes-Benz GLS Class and Cadillac Escalade in terms of interior space-the latter two have advantages in luggage compartment volume and third-row legroom.