This is a credible performance benchmark for the next large SUV, with a twin-turbo V8, available four-wheel steering and air suspension. The remaining questions are more important than peak power: third-row room, second-row captain’s-chair availability and actual ride quality. U.S. dealers are expected to receive the new generation late this year.
What to do: Save it to the shortlist and test the seating and comfort in person before treating it as a replacement for the X7.
