Best Large Luxury SUVs of 2026 and 2027

The Edmunds experts test drive luxury SUV contenders on our test track and in the real world. Our ratings assess performance, comfort, technology, utility, value and more. How we rank luxury SUVs
1st
Edmunds Rating
7.6/10
The Mercedes GLS is a fancy people- and gear-hauler that combines luxury DNA with a princely ride, remarkable performance and a commodious interior.
MSRP
$89,200 - $149,500
Combined MPG
15 - 21
2nd
Edmunds Rating
7.5/10
The Infiniti QX80 is a well-rounded luxury SUV with few notable drawbacks. It provides a comfortable cabin with quality amenities, modern technology, solid towing capabilities, and a decent driving experience. Its competitive pricing also adds to its overall appeal.
MSRP
$82,450 - $109,900
Combined MPG
17 - 18
3rd
Edmunds Rating
7.2/10
BMW's biggest SUV, this three-row X7 strikes an optimal balance of luxury, performance and refinement that should please shoppers, drivers and passengers alike.
MSRP
$86,700 - $113,900
Combined MPG
18 - 22
4th
Edmunds Rating
7.0/10
The Jeep Grand Wagoneer excels at carrying a full load of passengers and luggage while allowing you to have a trailer in tow too. It also delivers on Jeep's reputation for off-road capability. But it can't quite match segment leaders in terms of quality and comfort.
MSRP
$84,945 - $109,540
Combined MPG
17
5th
Edmunds Rating
6.9/10
The Jeep Grand Wagoneer L abandons Jeep's usual focus on rugged aesthetics and goes all in on luxury style. It mostly works, and the Grand Wagoneer L is the only choice for max towing power, where it beats rivals. Unfortunately, it lacks the refinement you'd expect of a vehicle at this price.
MSRP
$101,945 - $112,540
Combined MPG
17
6th
Edmunds Rating
6.6/10
The Lexus LX 700h is elegant, opulent and impeccably built, boasting powerful acceleration, ample towing power and great off-road capability. The hybrid doesn't add much fuel economy, but it does add refinement and even more powerful acceleration. New Overtrail models offer more on-road comfort too.
MSRP
$114,500 - $140,500
Combined MPG
20
7th
Edmunds Rating
6.5/10
A luxury-infused truck with presence, the Cadillac Escalade is for people who want to tow, carry a bunch of people and impress the valet, all in the same day.
MSRP
$87,595 - $159,995
Combined MPG
13 - 17
8th
Edmunds Rating
6.4/10
The Lexus LX 600 is an impeccably built and impressive piece of machinery whose strengths lie primarily in off-roading. But the LX fails to provide the genuine modern luxury experience you'd expect from a vehicle that costs this much. Most buyers' needs will be better served by other vehicles.
MSRP
$106,000 - $140,500
Combined MPG
19 - 20
9th
Edmunds Rating
6.3/10
We like the Lincoln Navigator's helpful technology features and well-appointed cabin. This is a family-friendly luxury SUV that's well suited for cruising in style. But it is held back by its awkward steering wheel, which dampens the driving experience, and worse-than-expected ride quality.
MSRP
$99,995 - $119,995
Combined MPG
17

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2025

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