7 Series

Starting at $99,300

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Explore the BMW 7 Series at Preston BMW

As BMW's flagship sedan, the 7 Series is built to impress the moment you sit down, with a curved display, head-up display, and Panoramic Sky Lounge LED roof standard across every trim. This is a light-update year, but the changes that did land genuinely improve day-to-day ownership for Mahoning Valley drivers considering BMW's top sedan.

Four Powertrains, From Six-Cylinder to Plug-In Hybrid to V8

The 740i uses a 375-horsepower turbocharged inline-six with rear-wheel drive, while the 740i xDrive adds all-wheel drive. The 750e xDrive plug-in hybrid offers up to 36 miles of electric-only driving, and the 760i xDrive tops the gas lineup with a 536-horsepower twin-turbo V8.

Broader Digital Key Functionality

The main update for 2026 is expanded Digital Key functionality, letting owners share phone-based access with more flexibility than before. It's a small change on paper, but one that owners genuinely notice in daily use.

Consistent Flagship Technology Across Every Trim

Whether you choose the everyday 740i or the flagship 760i, every 7 Series shares the same curved display, head-up display, and panoramic roof. That means the decision between trims comes down to powertrain preference rather than losing access to the car's signature technology.

Up to 36 Miles of Electric Range in the 750e

For shoppers who want flagship comfort with the option to drive electric for short trips around Boardman, the 750e's plug-in hybrid system offers a genuinely usable electric-only range. It's worth considering if most of your daily driving falls within that distance.

Rear-Wheel Drive Available on the 740i Alone

The 740i is the only 7 Series trim offered with rear-wheel drive; every other model in the lineup comes with xDrive all-wheel drive standard. That gives shoppers a clear entry point for those who prefer the simpler drivetrain.

Compare the 7 Series Lineup at Preston BMW

From the straightforward six-cylinder 740i to the flagship V8 760i, our team can walk you through each powertrain so you land on the version that fits how you'll actually use this car, whether that's daily commuting or long-distance comfort.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About the 2026 BMW 7 Series

What powertrains are available in the 7 Series?

The lineup spans the 375-horsepower 740i and 740i xDrive, the plug-in hybrid 750e xDrive, and the 536-horsepower V8-powered 760i xDrive.

How far can the 750e drive on electric power?

The 750e xDrive offers up to 36 miles of electric-only range before the gas engine engages.

What's new on the 2026 7 Series?

The main update is broader Digital Key functionality, while the four-trim lineup and its powertrains otherwise continue without major changes.

Is the 7 Series available with rear-wheel drive?

Yes, the 740i is offered with rear-wheel drive, while the rest of the lineup comes with xDrive all-wheel drive.

How much cargo space does the 7 Series have?

The 7 Series offers 19.1 cubic feet of trunk space.

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