Both the Range Rover and the BMW X7 come with mild hybrid options, so you can make the most of your drives. The Range Rover’s available hybrid engine offers an impressive 434 horsepower and 436 lb-ft of torque, which is sure to spruce up your ride. While impressive, it falls behind the BMW X7.

The BMW X7’s available 4.4L BMW M TwinPower Turbo V8 engine offers 523 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque. This will give you that extra oomph you’re looking for.

When it comes to top speeds and accelerating, the mild hybrid engine of the BMW X7 once again surpasses its Range Rover counterpart. With top speeds of up to 155 MPH and the ability to accelerate from 0 to 60 MPH in just 4.5 seconds, you’ll love the BMW.

In comparison, the Ranger Rover has a top speed of 146 MPH and takes a bit longer to accelerate at 5.7 seconds.

Moving inside the cabin of the BMW X7 and the Range Rover, you’ll find both models offer a comfortable seating experience.  However, if you’re in charge of carpooling the kids and their friends to soccer practice, you might want to choose the BMW X7.

While the BMW X7 has standard 7-passenger seating, the Range Rover comes standard with 5-passenger seating.

The Range Rover is no slouch in the comfort department. However, it doesn't provide the extra wiggle room you'll find in the BMW X7. This BMW SAV® (Sports Activity Vehicle®) gives you more room to stretch out where it counts.

As expected with a pair of luxury vehicles, both the 2023 BMW X7 and the Range Rover come standard with a myriad of comfort and convenience features, such as:

In addition, if you want to ensure you have the connectivity you need—even on road trips through the great stretches of nowhere across the country—consider the BMW X7’s Intelligent Personal Assistant.

The Intelligent Personal Assistant lets you command the BMW X7’s infotainment system with a natural tone of voice. This includes connecting to navigation that streamlines your trip home.