Specifications
- Year
- 2023
- Mileage
- 7,000 km
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Fuel
- Hybrid
- Drivetrain
- AWD
- Steering
- RHD
- Body type
- SUV
- Exterior
- Silver
- Interior
- Light grey leather
About this BMW Alpina XB7
The BMW Alpina XB7 is a seven-seat luxury SUV with 621 PS and a chassis tuned for long-distance comfort rather than track work. This 2023 example is finished in Skyscraper Grey Metallic, has covered 7,000 km, and carries a long equipment list including 23-inch wheels, air suspension and a full camera package. Vehicle specification - First registration: 2023 - Mileage: 7,000 km - Engine: 4.4-litre V8, twin-turbocharged, mild hybrid - Maximum output: 621 PS (457 kW) from 5,500 to 6,500 rpm - Transmission: automatic with manual mode, all-wheel drive - Steering: right-hand drive - Body style: five-door SUV, three rows - Exterior colour: Skyscraper Grey Metallic - Dimensions: 5,178 x 1,989 x 1,797 mm - Kerb weight: 2,730 kg - Fuel: petrol-electric hybrid - Seating: 7 Equipment highlights - 23-inch Alpina alloy wheels - Air suspension - Adaptive cruise control - Lane keeping assist - Park assist with clearance sonar - Autonomous emergency braking - Automatic high beam - HDD navigation with full-segment digital TV - Heated, ventilated and power-adjustable leather seats - Power-folding third row with ottoman footrest - Walk-through layout with flat-folding seats - 360-degree camera with side and front cameras - Power tailgate - Roof rails - Driving recorder and ETC 2.0 Condition and provenance First registered in Japan in 2023, this XB7 has covered 7,000 km and is recorded with no repair history as an official-import dealer vehicle. The domestic inspection runs to December 2026. The photo set documents the bodywork, the 23-inch wheels, the engine bay, the three rows of seating and the load area. Skyscraper Grey Metallic is a mid-tone grey that flatters the XB7's size. Dark colours tend to shrink a vehicle this large visually, and a lighter grey keeps the 23-inch wheels looking proportionate. Why this car is worth considering The XB7 solves a specific problem: how to move up to seven people quickly and comfortably without driving something that feels like a van. Alpina's changes to the V8, the transmission calibration and the air suspension are aimed at refinement, and the result is a large SUV that stays composed on poor surfaces. The air suspension also allows the ride height to be raised or lowered, which helps with kerbs and steep driveways. The specification on this car is close to fully loaded. The power-folding third row, ottoman footrest, walk-through cabin and ventilated seats are the features that make the third row genuinely usable rather than an occasional bench. The full camera package matters on a 5.1-metre vehicle in a tight car park. Buyers should be realistic about running costs. A 2,730 kg SUV with a twin-turbo V8 will use fuel, and the 23-inch tyres are expensive to replace. Buying and export with ZervTek ZervTek can visit the vehicle, provide additional photos and video, and ask the dealer any questions you want answered. We can review the available maintenance records and the Japanese registration history, coordinate purchase and export, and arrange insured RoRo or container shipping. We do not claim to carry out mechanical, structural or independent inspections unless those are separately arranged and confirmed.
