BMW i7 Specs, Electric Power & Dimensions (from 2026) — First Generation Restyling
The restyled first-generation BMW i7 brings electric driving to a luxury sedan. Choosing a version means considering how its power delivery, equipment and charging needs fit your everyday journeys.
BMW i7 horsepower figures tell only part of the driving story: electric power also delivers prompt response when you accelerate. The 60 AT is one example, combining an electric powertrain, automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. That drivetrain helps distribute traction, though grip still depends on tyres and conditions.
When exploring BMW i7 trim levels, distinguish the technical version from its equipment configuration. The 60 AT is available with a configuration named M-Ultimate. Check the individual car’s equipment for the seating, comfort features and driver assistance you want, since the name alone does not establish every included feature.
The 60 AT uses a lithium-ion battery. BMW i7 battery capacity helps you assess energy storage, but usable range also depends on speed, weather and cabin heating. For everyday convenience, consider where you can charge regularly; on longer journeys, charging speed and suitable stops matter alongside range.