Presenting 2026 BMW SUVs and Their Prices

Overview and prices of 2026 BMW SUVs

There is a wide selection of 2026 BMW SUVs, and they are available in a variety of configurations with clearly distinct powertrains.

Explore the prices of BMW SUVs along with a few tips to help guide you toward the model that will best suit your needs.

In short

  • The entry-level model is the 2026 BMW X1, priced at $50,900*.
  • The electric 2026 BMW iX introduces a new entry-level powertrain, at $89,900*.
  • The most powerful BMW SUV is the 2026 BMW XM, which develops 738 horsepower.
  • The all-new 2026 BMW iX3 electric joins the market in 2026.

Trims and prices of 2026 BMW SUVs

In 2026, the BMW lineup includes nine distinct SUVs, each offered in several trims with different powertrains and performance.

To help you quickly navigate this wide selection, here is a summary of BMW SUV prices in 2026:

2026 BMW model Trim Starting price (MSRP)*
X1 xDrive 28i $50,900
M35i xDrive $60,900
X2 xDrive 28i $52,900
M35i xDrive $62,900
X3 30 xDrive $60,400
M50 xDrive $77,900
X5 xDrive 40i $92,500
xDrive 50e $98,500
M60i xDrive $116,500
M Competition $156,900
X6 xDrive 40i $98,500
M60i xDrive $119,500
M Competition $159,900
X7 xDrive 40i $116,900
M60i xDrive $138,900
XM XM Label $220,000
iX xDrive 45 $89,900
xDrive 60 $94,900
M70 xDrive $129,900
iX3 xDrive 50 Pricing to be announced
A 2026 blue-gray BMW iX3 plugged into a charging station, parked in front of a metal wall at sunset.

What’s new for BMW SUVs in 2026

The major addition to the BMW SUV lineup for 2026 is the arrival of the 2026 BMW iX3. Launched during the year, this all-new electric SUV offers the best range among BMW hybrids and electric vehicles, at 650 km on a single charge.

There is also a new entry-level powertrain (xDrive 45) for the 2026 BMW iX, along with many other improvements across the other vehicles.

BMW interior featuring a panoramic dashboard displaying the iDrive interface and streaming apps, a sport steering wheel, and leather trim.

New equipment and technologies on BMW SUVs in 2026

Across the BMW SUV lineup, several new features and technologies appear on different models.

For the entry models X1 and X2, wireless phone charging, a Digital Key and auto-dimming rearview mirrors are now standard.

Which BMW SUV is right for you

With so many 2026 BMW SUV models and trims on the market, including several BMW hybrids, it can be hard to know where to begin your search. Here are a few tips to help you pinpoint the vehicle that best fits your needs.

A midnight blue BMW X1 parked in front of a stone building, viewed from the front three-quarter angle.

BMW X1/X2: compact, versatile and ideal for the city

The BMW X1 and X2 are very similar, even offering the same powertrains. The main difference is in their presentation.

The X1 is a more spacious subcompact SUV, while the X2 is a “Sports Activity Coupe,” a term BMW uses to describe its SUVs with a roofline that gives them a coupe-like shape.

In short, regardless of the model you choose, these two SUVs are well suited to urban driving, offering dimensions tailored for the city.

A 2026 BMW X3 in matte gray emerging from an underpass, three-quarter front view in an urban setting.

BMW X3/X4: balance between comfort, technology and performance

Similar to the X1 and X2, the X3 and X4 are closely related. The X3 is a compact SUV and the X4 is the coupe version. The X4, however, is not available for 2026.

That leaves the X3, a comfortable and capable SUV that strikes a happy medium between the urban-friendly size of the X1 and the raw power of the higher models.

A gray BMW X5 parked in front of a modern building, viewed from the front three-quarter angle.

BMW X5/X6: space, power and high levels of refinement

BMW’s midsize SUVs, the X5 and X6, are also very similar. In addition to offering all the space expected of an SUV of their size, they deliver notable interior comfort and a wide variety of on-board technologies.

If performance is important to you, these SUVs also come as an M Competition trim, with an engine that develops 617 horsepower and 553 lb-ft of torque.

Finally, the 2026 BMW X5 offers a towing capacity of 7,200 lbs., which is the best towing capacity among BMW SUVs.

A front view of a blue BMW iX driving along a coastal road at sunset.

BMW iX: BMW’s top-tier electric according to BMW

The iX represents everything we like about SUVs, but as a BMW electric vehicle. It is spacious, comfortable and delivers strong performance.

The iX offers up to 586 km of range, while reaching a maximum output of 536 horsepower. It is a true feat of German engineering.

A 2026 BMW X7 in gray-blue parked at a lookout point, viewed from the front three-quarter angle with mountains in the background.

BMW X7/XM: prestige, technology and performance without compromise

The X7 and XM are two distinct approaches to the same concept: the cream of the crop of what an SUV can offer.

On the one hand, the X7 is a three-row family SUV that provides maximum comfort for your whole family.

On the other hand, the XM is focused on maximum performance, with an engine that develops 738 horsepower and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in only 3.8 seconds.

Whatever the model you have your heart set on, you will find it at BMW West Island, your BMW dealer in Montreal, near Blainville, Vaudreuil and Laval.

Discover our BMW special offers in Montreal, as well as our BMW financing opportunities.

*Manufacturer prices available in February 2026, subject to change.

Sources:

BMW iX | BMW Canada

BMW iX3 | BMW Canada

XM 2026 | BMW Canada

X5 2026 | BMW Canada

BMW X1 | BMW Canada

BMW X2 | BMW Canada

BMW X3 | BMW Canada

BMW X6 | BMW Canada

BMW X7 | BMW Canada

Rear view of a green-gray BMW X5 plug-in hybrid connected to a charging station.

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