M760 xDrive

G70 · 2027–presentRWDSedan

M760 xDrive brings the V8 back to the 7 Series: twin-turbo 4.4 L, about 570 hp, up from 536 hp in the 760i it replaces, with 0-60 mph in about 3.5 s. Announced mid-October 2026 for Europe, with US sales planned for the first half of 2027.

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Engine4.4 L V8 twin-turbo

Displacement4.4 L

Cylinders8

FuelPetrol

TransmissionAutomatic

DrivetrainRWD

Power562 hp

BodySedan

STORY

The BMW 7 Series has been the company's flagship since 1977, the car on which BMW shows its most advanced luxury and technology. The first-generation E23 set the pattern: a large, driver-focused executive sedan competing with the Mercedes S-Class, but tuned to be enjoyable to drive rather than just to ride in with a chauffeur.

The E32 that followed in 1986 made history as the first German post-war passenger car with a V12 engine, in the 750i. Since then the 7 Series has repeatedly led BMW's technology, from early navigation and iDrive to today's electric i7. The aim has always been the same: limousine comfort with a sporting edge that its rivals traditionally lacked.

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