The BMW 7 Series price in India starts from ₹1.85 crore, ex-showroom, and rises to ₹1.85 crore, with 2 variants on offer. The petrol-run 740i variant uses a 3-litre, six-cylinder turbocharged engine, the same unit seen in the M340i. However, it makes slightly more power here at 381hp. The 7 Series petrol can sprint from 0 to 100kph in just 5.4 seconds. Powering the diesel-powered 740d is a 3-litre, six-cylinder diesel engine that puts out 286hp and 650Nm, enough to propel it from 0-100kph in a claimed 6 seconds. Both engines come mated to an automatic gearbox and mild-hybrid tech with a 48V electric motor, producing an additional 18hp and 200Nm.
The 7 Series gets a 14.9-inch curved touchscreen that controls most functions, including climate control. There are very few physical buttons, with drive modes, ride height controls and the iDrive controller placed on the centre console. At the rear, it offers powered seats with massage, heating and ventilation functions. A 31.3-inch 8K screen folds down from the roof as part of the Theatre Mode. The system also closes the rear sunblinds and sunroof, and reclines the rear seat. Rear passengers get 5.5-inch touchscreens on the doors to control seat settings and media functions.
BMW 7 Series Key Highlights
- Seventh-generation (G70) 7 Series measures over 5-metre in length, and it rides on 20-inch alloy wheels
- 14.9-inch curved touchscreen controls most in-cabin functions
- Minimal physical buttons; drive modes and ride controls on centre console
- Rear seats offer massage, heating and ventilation
- 31.3-inch 8K rear screen with Theatre Mode
- Rear passengers get 5.5-inch touchscreens on the door handles
- Offered with 3-litre turbo-petrol (381hp) and diesel (286hp) engine options
- 48V mild-hybrid system adds 18hp and 200Nm boost
- 0-100kph in 5.4 seconds (petrol variant)
- Adaptive air suspension delivers excellent ride comfort
BMW 7 Series Rivals
BMW's flagship sedan is up against the Mercedes S-Class.
