2023 BMW 7 Series Interior: Seating & Dimensions

April 17th, 2023 by

view of the driver's seat and steering wheel of the 2023 BMW 7 Series
There are ordinary, run-of-the-mill luxury vehicles—and then there’s the 2023 BMW 7 Series. The cabin of this one-of-a-kind flagship sedan is full-to-bursting with features that no passenger can overlook, and it’s more spacious than any other car in the BMW lineup. The 2023 BMW 7 Series interior deserves to be seen in person, but there’s nothing wrong with learning more before you stop in for a closer look. Our in-depth guide covers all of the most important amenities. Just let us know when you’re ready to get behind the wheel.

 

 

What to Expect from the 2023 BMW 7 Series Interior

The 2023 BMW 7 Series interior has been completely redesigned for the new model year—and no one should be surprised to learn that it’s more luxurious than ever before. Some of the highlights include:

  • Seats that can be appointed with several types of leather, or even cashmere.
  • A Curved Glass display that includes a central infotainment touchscreen and a digital gauge cluster.
  • A Panoramic Sky Lounge LED Roof, complete with multi-color accent lighting.
  • Standard glass controls for the gear shift, drive modes, and volume knob.
  • A 31-inch rear-seat screen that folds down from the ceiling.

What else should you look for inside the cabin? Here are just a few of the many standard and available BMW 7 Series interior features:

  • Full-color Head-up Display
  • Navigation
  • Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™
  • Remote Software Upgrades
  • Wireless Device Charging
  • Bowers & Wilkins Surround Sound System
  • Automatic 4-zone climate control
  • Fineline Black Trim with Metallic Inlay and M Stripes
  • Standard Veganza Leather upholstery
  • Available Cashmere upholstery
  • Available Extended Merino Leather upholstery
  • Anthracite Headliner
  • USB ports & power outlets
  • Leather-wrapped, multi-function M sport steering wheel

A Closer Look at the BMW 7 Series’ Back-Seat Screen

There’s one update to the new 7 Series that has everyone talking—and once you’ve laid eyes on the 2023 BMW 7 Series’ back-seat screen, we’re sure that you’ll have no trouble seeing why. This 31-inch display is practically invisible when not in use, but it commands attention as soon as it’s moved into position. When connected to this vehicle’s wifi hotspot, it even offers the ability to browse the internet or watch Netflix on the go. Your Roswell and Marietta drives will never be the same, and you might even want to value your trade-in today!

BMW 7 Series Dimensions: Inside the Cabin

How spacious is the 2023 BMW 7 Series? The dimensions tell a clear story! This opulent sedan offers well over 40 inches of rear legroom, ensuring comfort for each and every passenger:

  • BMW 7 Series Headroom: 39.8 inches
  • BMW 7 Series Legroom: 41.2 inches (1st Row) / 43.3 inches (2nd Row)
  • BMW 7 Series Shoulder Room: 61.0 inches (1st Row) / 56.3 inches (2nd Row)
  • BMW 7 Series Total Passenger Volume: 112 cubic feet
  • BMW 7 Series Trunk Volume: 14 cubic feet

Explore the 2023 BMW 7 Series Interior at United BMW

Whether you’re interested in the gas-powered 7 Series or its all-electric counterpart—the i7—we’d love to help you take the next steps. Our Alpharetta dealership is just a short drive from Johns Creek or Roswell, and you can build your own vehicle or browse our new vehicle specials from home.

 

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