A luxury icon with fresh appeal
The BMW 7 Series has long been the brand’s statement sedan — a showcase of technology, design, and comfort meant to set the tone for the rest of its lineup. Since its debut in the late 1970s, the 7 has evolved from a stately executive car into a tech-packed flagship that rivals the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and Audi A8. Today, the latest generation combines bold exterior styling with a lounge-like interior and some of BMW’s most advanced features.
For August, BMW is sweetening the deal with lease offers across the lineup, from the entry-level 740i to the powerful 760i. It’s an opportunity for shoppers considering top-tier luxury sedans to get behind the wheel with more favorable terms.
August lease offers make the 7 Series tempting
This month, the 2025 BMW 740i Sedan can be leased for $979 per month for 39 months, with $7,899 due at signing. For buyers who prefer all-weather confidence, the 740i xDrive bumps the price slightly to $1,019 per month with $7,959 due at signing.
Those wanting electrification can look at the 750e xDrive plug-in hybrid, offered at $1,099 per month with $8,859 due at signing. At the top of the range, the 760i xDrive — with its V8 engine and performance focus — comes in at $1,209 per month for 39 months, with $9,999 due at signing.
All trims are eligible for up to $3,000 in Loyalty Credit for qualified buyers, which can make the math even more appealing for returning BMW customers. Taxes, title, and registration fees are extra.
The 2025 model keeps pushing boundaries
BMW hasn’t been shy about making the 7 Series a rolling tech showcase. Inside, buyers will find the expansive curved display that combines a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster with a 14.9-inch touchscreen running BMW’s iDrive 8.5 system. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, and the available 31-inch rear-seat theater screen with 8K resolution remains one of the most unique features in the luxury space.
Comfort is a priority too, with available reclining rear seats, massaging functions, and premium leather trims. Exterior styling remains polarizing with its large kidney grilles and split headlights, but it helps the 7 stand out in a segment that often plays it safe.
Why the 7 Series makes sense now
Performance options remain a strength for BMW’s flagship. The base 740i uses a smooth turbocharged inline-six, while the 750e xDrive plug-in hybrid blends efficiency with strong acceleration. At the top, the 760i xDrive’s V8 delivers sports-car levels of power in a luxury package. Adaptive air suspension and available rear-wheel steering give all models a composed, confident ride.
Factor in BMW’s wide dealer support network, the brand’s emphasis on connected services, and the generous loyalty credit, and the 7 Series makes a strong case against rivals like the S-Class and A8.
Final thoughts
The 7 Series has always been about more than just getting from A to B — it’s a statement of luxury, comfort, and innovation. With BMW’s August lease offers, stepping into that experience becomes a little more accessible. For shoppers in the market for a flagship sedan, this might be the right time to see if the 7 Series fits.
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This story was originally reported by Autoblog on Aug 26, 2025, where it first appeared in the Car Buying section. Add Autoblog as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
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