2026 BMW i7
Starting at $105,700
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Explore the BMW i7 at BMW of Akron
The i7 is BMW's answer to what a flagship sedan looks like once you remove the engine entirely: full-size limousine comfort, a genuinely quiet cabin, and acceleration that catches passengers off guard given the car's size. This is a quiet year for the i7, which mostly means the formula that's worked since launch remains intact.
Three Trims Spanning Range-Focused to Flagship Performance
The rear-wheel-drive eDrive50 focuses on range and comfort with 449 horsepower, while the all-wheel-drive xDrive60 adds power and better traction in poor weather at 536 horsepower. The M70 sits at the top with 650 horsepower and M-specific brakes and body details, trading some range for genuinely serious acceleration in a full-size sedan.
A Panoramic LED Roof Across the Lineup
Every i7 trim shares the same panoramic LED roof and curved dashboard display, features that set the cabin apart from more conventional luxury sedans. It's the kind of detail that photos genuinely don't do justice, and one our team likes showing shoppers in person.
Limousine-Grade Rear-Seat Comfort
With 42.8 inches of rear legroom, the i7 delivers genuinely chauffeur-grade space in back, a priority for shoppers cross-shopping this segment. It's a meaningful differentiator from smaller electric sedans that prioritize the driver's seat over rear-passenger comfort.
Choosing Between Range and Raw Power
Since range drops as horsepower climbs across the eDrive50, xDrive60, and M70, it's worth being honest about how you'll actually use the car before deciding. A driver who prioritizes long-distance comfort has different needs than one who wants flagship-level acceleration.
Experience the i7 Lineup at BMW of Akron
Our team can walk you through the real-world trade-offs between the three i7 trims so you land on the configuration that actually fits how you'll use this car, whether that's daily commuting or long highway trips.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About the 2026 BMW i7
What trims does the i7 come in?
The i7 is available in three trims: the range-focused eDrive50, the all-wheel-drive xDrive60, and the performance-focused M70.
How much horsepower does the i7 have?
Output ranges from 449 horsepower on the eDrive50 to 650 horsepower on the flagship M70.
Is the i7 all-wheel drive?
The eDrive50 is rear-wheel drive, while the xDrive60 and M70 both come with all-wheel drive.
How much rear legroom does the i7 have?
The i7 offers 42.8 inches of rear legroom, giving it genuinely limousine-grade rear-seat space.
How many people does the i7 seat?
The i7 seats five across a single two-row layout.