BMW X7 2026 Price in Saudi Arabia

The 2026 BMW X7 is BMW's largest and most luxurious SUV, designed to deliver first-class comfort across all three rows while retaining the driving character the brand is known for. In Saudi Arabia, prices start from SAR 502,895 for the xDrive40i M Sport Package and reach SAR 612,145 for the M60i xDrive — making it a direct rival to the Mercedes-Benz GLS and a premium alternative to the Land Cruiser 300.

The entry xDrive40i M Sport Package runs a 4.4 L turbocharged engine with 530 bhp sent through an Automatic gearbox and xDrive all-wheel drive, with seating for 7. The range-topping M60i xDrive upgrades to a larger, higher-output engine producing 530 bhp, offering a notably more powerful and opulent experience with enhanced acoustic insulation, massaging rear seats, and an upgraded Bowers and Wilkins audio system. Fuel economy is not officially quoted for KSA-spec variants; buyers should expect consumption competitive with petrol rivals of similar displacement.

Pros: the X7's air suspension makes long highway runs between Saudi cities genuinely effortless, and the cabin's material quality rivals dedicated luxury marques. The M60i xDrive's performance output places it among the fastest full-size SUVs available in the Kingdom. Cons: running costs — including fuel, tyres, and service intervals — are higher than non-M models of comparable brands. The large footprint can feel unwieldy in older city-centre neighbourhoods.

2024 BMW X7 examples currently list from SAR 310,000 on CarSwitch — around 38% below the new price of the base trim, which represents a notable saving for buyers open to a nearly-new example. Earlier 2021 models are available from approximately SAR 160,000.

Buyers cross-shopping the X7 in Saudi Arabia typically also consider the Mercedes-Benz GLS, Audi Q7, and Land Cruiser 300. The GLS competes closely on luxury and brand prestige, the Land Cruiser 300 dominates on resale value and off-road versatility, while the X7 differentiates itself on driving dynamics and BMW's latest technology suite.

How much does the BMW X7 cost in Saudi Arabia?

Two of the three 2026 cars are close together and the third is not. The xDrive40i M Sport Package at SAR 502,895 and a Design Pure Excellence version of the same six-cylinder car sit within a whisker of each other; the V8 M60i xDrive then adds a substantial sum to reach SAR 612,145. The real decision is six cylinders or eight.

Which BMW X7 is the one to buy?

The xDrive40i, in either of its two forms — they are close enough on price that it comes down to whether you prefer the M Sport look or the chrome-trimmed Design treatment. The straight six carries 7 people and their luggage without complaint. The M60i's V8 is a luxury rather than a necessity, and it charges you at every refuelling stop.

BMW X7 or Audi Q7?

The X7 is the larger and more imposing car, with a third row adults can genuinely use and the more impressive cabin of the two, and its resale here is the stronger. The Audi Q7 is easier to place in a car park, quieter at speed and cheaper to buy, which makes it the pragmatic choice. The Range Rover Sport is bought on presence rather than practicality.

What does a BMW X7 cost to run in Saudi Arabia?

Flagship-SUV money, with air suspension and large brakes as the items that eventually cost real sums. Aftersales is handled by Mohamed Yousuf Naghi Motors, whose branches sit in Riyadh, Jeddah and Al Khobar. If you buy the V8, work the fuel bill into your monthly budget rather than the purchase price, because that is where the difference from the six actually lands.

Does the BMW X7 hold its value in Saudi Arabia, and what should you watch for as it ages?

Strongly: about 63% after three years and 46% after five, against roughly 57% and 39% for German premium SUVs in the Kingdom. Seven-seat demand and limited supply both help. The X7s CarSwitch inspects arrive at a median of about 50,000 km, the lowest in the range, so most are lightly worked — but air suspension and battery health suffer from standing, and those are the sections of the report to read.