The BMW XM's unique headliner is a "three-dimensional prism structure" rendered in premium Alcantara. More than just an art piece, the headliner shields the cabin from unwanted noise, vibration, and harshness. Furthermore, it has discreet LED lighting, adding light and texture to the piece. "In contrast to a glass roof, it offers a unique visual experience coupled with a low center of gravity," added Dukec.

The BMW XM is brimming with technology. It has BMW's Live Cockpit Professional with a 12.3-inch driver information display and a 14.9-inch center touchscreen powered by BMW Operating System 8. In addition, the latest version has a voice-activated assistant, gesture controls, a heads-up display, cloud-based navigation, and a digital key.

Meanwhile, the standard 415-watt Harman Kardon surround audio system has 16 speakers for better clarity. Still, the optional Bowers & Wilkins audio system has a 1,500-watt amplifier, 20 speakers, a separate digital seven-channel amplifier, and four more speakers on the roof to create a three-dimensional listening room.

A four-zone automatic climate control system, a standard feature in the new BMW XM, ensures driver and passenger comfort in hot or cold weather. In addition, the rear features a separate control panel for rear passengers to adjust the fan speed and temperature. BMW has kindly added a nanoparticle air filter to rid the cabin of unpleasant particles or allergens.