BMW 7 Series Specs, Engines & Dimensions (from 2026) — Seventh Generation Restyling
The updated seventh-generation BMW 7 Series sedan pairs limousine comfort with a broad mix of petrol and plug-in hybrid power. Here is what those choices mean in everyday driving.
Each BMW 7 Series engine shown here works with an automatic transmission and xDrive all-wheel drive, so power reaches the road smoothly in poor weather. The 740i 3.0 AT xDrive represents the petrol route, while the 750e and M760e add plug-in hybrid drivetrains for quieter, stronger acceleration.
Technical versions and equipment packages are separate decisions. The 740i 3.0 AT xDrive, for example, can be ordered in the Pure Excellence configuration, which shapes styling details and cabin appointments rather than the mechanicals. BMW 7 Series trim levels therefore change character and price without altering the engine beneath.
Both the 750e 3.0 AT xDrive and the M760e 3.0 AT xDrive use a lithium-ion battery recharged from a home wallbox or public point. BMW 7 Series battery capacity covers typical commutes on electricity alone, while the petrol engine takes over for longer journeys without planning stops.