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BMW Serie 7 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 1,409,000 to MAD 2,131,000

The BMW Serie 7 is the Munich brand's flagship luxury sedan, available in Morocco across a wide range of MHEV diesel and PHEV petrol-electric trims, priced from 1,409,000 to 2,131,000 DH. With its commanding presence, cutting-edge technology, and a cabin that redefines rear-seat comfort, it targets Morocco's top-tier executives and business elite. Whether you choose the entry Signature trim or the opulent M Sport Iconic, the Serie 7 delivers a driving experience that few competitors on the Moroccan market can match.

Key specifications

Body
Sedan
Fuel
Diesel
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Trims & prices

Trim Price
Mhev 740d Xdrive M Sport
MAD 1,679,000
Mhev 740d Xdrive M Sport Iconic
MAD 1,805,000
Mhev 740d Xdrive Pure Excellence
MAD 1,619,000
Mhev 740d Xdrive Signature
MAD 1,409,000
Mhev 760i Xdrive M Sport
MAD 1,955,000
Mhev 760i Xdrive M Sport Iconic
MAD 2,078,000
Phev 750e 750e Xdrive M Sport
MAD 1,842,000
Phev 750e Xdrive M Sport Iconic
MAD 1,967,000
Phev 750e Xdrive Pure Excellence
MAD 1,786,000
Phev 750e Xdrive Signature
MAD 1,568,000
Phev 760e Xdrive M Sport
MAD 2,009,000
Phev 760e Xdrive M Sport Iconic
MAD 2,131,000

Pros

  • Wide powertrain choice: MHEV diesel, MHEV petrol, and two PHEV options
  • xDrive all-wheel drive standard on every trim — reassuring on all roads
  • Rear-seat comfort and tech rival far more expensive limousines
  • Broad trim ladder lets buyers calibrate luxury level to their budget
  • PHEV variants offer real electric range for daily city driving

Watch out for

  • Entry price of 1,409,000 DH puts it beyond most private buyers
  • Running and maintenance costs are significantly above segment average
  • Large dimensions can make tight Moroccan urban parking genuinely challenging
  • High-end trims above 2,000,000 DH face strong competition from ultra-luxury brands

Our verdict

A Flagship Sedan at the Top of Morocco's Luxury Market

The BMW Serie 7 (G70 generation) occupies the very pinnacle of BMW's passenger car lineup and represents one of the most technologically advanced luxury sedans available in Morocco today. Distributed through BMW Morocco's official network, the Serie 7 is positioned squarely against the Mercedes-Benz Classe S and the Audi A8 — a trio that defines the upper boundary of the Moroccan prestige-car segment.

Powertrain Choices: MHEV or PHEV?

Moroccan buyers can choose between two distinct powertrain families. The MHEV (Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle) range is built around the straight-six 740d xDrive diesel and the straight-six-with-V8-character 760i xDrive petrol, both paired with a 48V mild-hybrid system for improved efficiency without a charging cable. The PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid) range, centred on the 750e and 760e xDrive units, adds a more substantial battery and electric motor, enabling meaningful electric-only driving — a genuine advantage for urban commutes in Casablanca or Rabat where fuel costs are a daily reality.

Trim Ladder: From Signature to M Sport Iconic

The trim structure rewards careful comparison. The Signature sits at the accessible end of each powertrain family (from 1,409,000 DH), offering an already lavish specification. Pure Excellence adds a layer of refined aesthetics, while M Sport introduces the sporty body kit, performance-tuned suspension setup, and larger alloys. At the top, M Sport Iconic layers exclusive finishes, extended Merino leather, and additional tech packages — justifying price tags that approach or exceed 2,000,000 DH.

Who Is the Serie 7 For?

The Serie 7 is built for Morocco's senior corporate executives, successful entrepreneurs, and high-net-worth individuals who treat the rear seat as their primary workspace. The panoramic Sky Lounge roof, rear-seat entertainment screens, and near-limousine legroom make the car a genuine office on wheels. The xDrive all-wheel-drive system, standard across the entire range, also provides reassurance on inter-city motorways or the occasional mountain road.

Competing in the Right Company

At this price level, the Serie 7 faces the Mercedes-Benz Classe S as its most direct rival, alongside the Audi A8 and, at the upper end, the Bentley Flying Spur. Against these, the BMW distinguishes itself with a more driver-focused character and arguably the most digitally immersive interior in the segment.

Morocco price benchmark

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Frequently asked

What is the cheapest BMW Serie 7 available in Morocco?
The most affordable entry point is the MHEV 740d xDrive Signature at 1,409,000 DH. This trim already includes xDrive all-wheel drive, the mild-hybrid diesel powertrain, and a comprehensive luxury specification. It represents the best value in the Serie 7 range if your priority is getting into the model without the premium trim surcharges.
What is the difference between the MHEV and PHEV versions of the Serie 7?
The MHEV (Mild Hybrid) versions use a 48V belt-starter-generator to assist the combustion engine — they cannot run on electricity alone and do not need plugging in. The PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid) versions, the 750e and 760e, have a larger battery and electric motor that allow genuine electric-only driving, making them more efficient for buyers who regularly commute in cities like Casablanca or Rabat.
How does the BMW Serie 7 compare to the Mercedes-Benz Classe S in Morocco?
Both models are flagship executive sedans sold through official dealer networks in Morocco and sit in a very similar price bracket. The Serie 7 is generally considered slightly more driver-focused, while the Classe S is often cited as the benchmark for rear-seat opulence. The right choice depends on whether you prioritise driving engagement or passenger comfort.
Is the BMW Serie 7 available with all-wheel drive in Morocco?
Yes — xDrive all-wheel drive is standard on every single trim of the Serie 7 sold in Morocco, from the entry Signature to the top M Sport Iconic. This is a significant advantage for long-distance inter-city travel and adds confidence in varied road conditions.
What does the M Sport Iconic trim add over the standard M Sport?
The M Sport Iconic is the range-topping specification within each powertrain family. It typically adds exclusive exterior colour and alloy wheel options, extended Merino leather upholstery with additional colour choices, and enhanced interior trim elements. The price premium over M Sport ranges from roughly 120,000 to 130,000 DH depending on the powertrain.
Are PHEV vehicles practical in Morocco given charging infrastructure?
Charging infrastructure in Morocco is still expanding, but PHEV ownership is increasingly practical in major cities where home or workplace charging is possible. The Serie 7 PHEV can also run entirely on its combustion engine when charge is unavailable, so it is never range-limited — the electric capability is a bonus rather than a dependency.

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