Every Luxury Diesel Car On Sale in 2026

There is something quite smart sounding about a luxury diesel car. You get insane mount of torque, better resale, HD engine construction plus high mileage wherever you go. German diesels are very dialed in in terms of efficiency and can easily return up to 20 kmpl on highways.

Here is a list of every oil burner from brands like Mercedes, BMW, Jaguar and Land Rover that you can buy. 

You only have to be a bit more wary about above average 10-year lifespan in Delhi NCR, NVH levels, periodic maintenance, diesel particulate filter levels and slightly higher service costs.

Range = ARAI mileage × tank capacity (theoretical). Actuals vary. Maybach GLS is petrol-only. Audi has no diesel models for sale in India since 2020. New BMW 5 series is petrol only

BMW 3 Series Gran Limousine (320Ld)

Slipping behind the wheel of the BMW 3 Series Gran Limousine feels like stepping into a private lounge on wheels. Its smooth 2.0-litre twin-turbo diesel punches out 188 bhp and 400 Nm with effortless refinement, paired to an 8-speed auto that makes city traffic disappear. ARAI-rated at 19.61 kmpl, the 59-litre tank delivers a stress-free 1,150+ km range. 

Inside, extended wheelbase brings limousine levels of rear legroom, crystal-clear 12.3-inch screens, ambient lighting that changes with your mood, and Burmester audio that turns every drive into a concert. It’s the perfect blend of sporty dynamics and rear-seat luxury for the chauffeur-driven boss who still loves to drive.

BMW X1 (sDrive18d)

Don’t let its compact size fool you the BMW X1 diesel is a pocket rocket of refinement. The 2.0-litre engine delivers 148 bhp and 360 Nm with zero drama, returning a class-leading 20.37 kmpl and over 1,000 km on a single 51-litre fill. Front-wheel drive keeps it nimble in  traffic while xDrive options are available higher up. 

Inside you get the latest curved display, wireless charging, panoramic sunroof, and premium Vernasca leather that feels far more expensive than the price tag. It’s the ideal entry into true BMW luxury  efficient, fun, and surprisingly spacious.

BMW X3 (xDrive20d)

The BMW X3 xDrive20d strikes the sweetest spot in the luxury SUV world. Its 2.0-litre diesel makes 197 bhp and 400 Nm, mated to xDrive all-wheel drive and an 8-speed auto that feels telepathic. At 17.86 kmpl it sips fuel responsibly, giving roughly 1,070 km from the 60-litre tank. 

The cabin is pure BMW crystal iDrive, laser headlights, Harman Kardon sound, and seats that hug you on long highway runs. With 550 litres of boot space and effortless overtaking power, it’s the SUV you’ll actually enjoy driving every single day.

BMW X5 (xDrive30d)

Step into the BMW X5 xDrive30d and the 3.0-litre straight-six diesel immediately impresses with 282 bhp and a massive 650 Nm wallop. The 8-speed gearbox and xDrive make it feel planted at any speed, while 12 kmpl ARAI mileage and an 80-litre tank promise 950+ km between fills. 

Inside it’s a tech paradise 14.9-inch curved display, crystal ambient lighting, massaging seats, and a panoramic roof that makes every journey feel first-class. 645 litres of boot space swallows weekend luggage without a complaint. This is the luxury SUV that does everything brilliantly.

BMW X7 (xDrive40d)

The BMW X7 xDrive40d is the ultimate three-row luxury cruiser. Its 3.0-litre six-cylinder diesel produces 335 bhp and 700 Nm, delivering serene power and 14.31 kmpl efficiency for a 1,145 km range on 80 litres. Seven adults travel in genuine comfort thanks to captain’s chairs in the second row and a third row that actually fits grown-ups.

The cabin features 12.3-inch twin screens, Bowers & Wilkins diamond audio, sky lounge panoramic roof, and soft Merino leather everywhere. It redefines what a full-size luxury SUV can be.

BMW 7 Series (740d)

The flagship BMW 7 Series 740d is pure executive luxury on the move. The 3.0-litre diesel delivers 286 bhp and 650 Nm with effortless smoothness, returning 12.1 kmpl and nearly 900 km range from 74 litres. Rear passengers enjoy theatre-screen Executive Lounge, massaging seats with calf rests, and crystal controls that glow like jewellery.

 The 540-litre boot, laser headlights, and Bowers & Wilkins 4D sound system complete the five-star experience. It’s the car that makes arriving more important than the journey itself.

Jaguar F-Pace (2.0 D)

The Jaguar F-Pace diesel turns heads with its sleek British design and 2.0-litre Ingenium engine producing 201 bhp and 430 Nm. It returns 15.87 kmpl and an impressive 1,300 km range from the big 82-litre tank. Inside you get supple leather, a 11.4-inch curved touchscreen, Meridian sound, and a panoramic roof that floods the cabin with light.

 601 litres of boot space and all-wheel drive make it as practical as it is beautiful. It’s the stylish, driver-focused choice in this segment.

Land Rover Defender (D300)

The modern Defender diesel is an icon reborn. Its 3.0-litre straight-six mild-hybrid diesel makes 296 bhp and 650 Nm with serious off-road ability yet returns 14 kmpl for over 1,200 km range. The cabin mixes rugged heritage with luxury 11.4-inch touchscreen, wireless charging, premium leather, and configurable terrain modes. Boot space is massive (up to 2,000+ litres) and it seats five or seven comfortably. I

t’s the luxury SUV that can conquer the Himalayas and then park at a five-star hotel.

Land Rover Discovery (D350)

The Discovery diesel is the ultimate family luxury hauler. The 3.0-litre D350 engine delivers 345 bhp and 700 Nm with 13 kmpl efficiency. Seven seats are all adult-sized, and the 85-litre tank gives 1,100 km range. Air suspension glides over bad roads, while the cabin features twin 11.4-inch screens, Meridian audio, and clever features like gesture tailgate.

 Boot space expands to 2,400 litres perfect for big Indian families who refuse to compromise on comfort.

Land Rover Range Rover Velar (D300)

The Velar diesel is arguably the most beautiful SUV on sale. Its 3.0-litre diesel produces 296 bhp and 650 Nm with 15.8 kmpl efficiency. The minimalist cabin with floating touchscreen, Meridian sound, and soft leather feels like a modern art gallery. 

748 litres of boot space and air suspension make it effortless on highways or broken roads. It’s the luxury SUV for those who want to stand out without shouting.

Land Rover Range Rover Sport (D350)

The Range Rover Sport diesel blends sports-car pace with SUV versatility. The 3.0-litre D350 delivers 345 bhp and 700 Nm, 12.5 kmpl, and 1,075 km range. Dynamic air suspension and torque-vectoring make it handle like a much smaller car, while the cabin offers 13.1-inch touchscreen, Rear Entertainment screens, and Meridian 3D audio. 530 litres of boot space and effortless highway cruising make it the perfect grand-tourer.

Land Rover Range Rover (D350)

The Range Rover diesel is the pinnacle of British luxury. Its 3.0-litre mild-hybrid diesel offers 345 bhp and 700 Nm with serene refinement and 12 kmpl. The cabin is a masterpiece — Executive Class rear seats with massage, 13.1-inch screens, and Bowers & Wilkins audio. 

Air suspension floats over any surface, and the 80-litre tank gives nearly 1,000 km range. It’s the SUV that defines effortless elegance.

Lexus LX (500d)

The Lexus LX 500d is a tank in a tuxedo. The 3.3-litre V6 twin-turbo diesel produces 304 bhp and a massive 700 Nm, mated to a 10-speed auto and full-time 4WD. Though mileage is 6.9 kmpl, the 80-litre tank still gives respectable range. 

The interior is pure Japanese craftsmanship hand-stitched leather, Mark Levinson audio, and seats that feel like business-class recliners. It’s the ultimate statement of rugged luxury.

Mercedes-Benz GLA (220d)

The Mercedes GLA 220d proves compact can be luxurious. Its 2.0-litre diesel delivers 188 bhp and 400 Nm with 19.5 kmpl efficiency. The cabin features the stunning MBUX hyperscreen, ambient lighting in 64 colours, Burmester sound, and ventilated seats. 

Despite its size, it offers a surprisingly spacious cabin and 435 litres of boot. It’s the stylish, efficient gateway to the Mercedes luxury family.

Mercedes-Benz GLC (220d)

The GLC 220d is the sweet spot in the Mercedes SUV range. The 2.0-litre diesel produces 197 bhp and 440 Nm with excellent 19.47 kmpl mileage and 1,200 km range. Inside you get the latest MBUX with augmented reality navigation, Burmester 3D sound, and a panoramic sunroof. 

620 litres of boot space and air suspension make it perfect for both city drives and weekend getaways.

Mercedes-Benz E-Class (220d)

The E-Class 220d is the benchmark executive sedan. Its 2.0-litre diesel is ultra-refined with 194 bhp and 400 Nm, delivering 15 kmpl. The cabin is a tech showcase  dual 12.3-inch screens, Energizing Comfort package with massage and fragrances, and rear-seat entertainment.

 540 litres of boot and supreme ride quality make every journey feel like a first-class flight.

Mercedes-Benz GLE (300d)

The GLE 300d offers effortless power and space. The 2.0-litre diesel makes 265 bhp and 550 Nm with 16 kmpl efficiency and nearly 1,500 km range from the 93-litre tank. E-Active Body Control suspension, MBUX with AI, Burmester sound, and optional rear executive seats turn it into a mobile lounge. 630 litres of boot space seals the deal.

Mercedes-Benz GLS (450d)

The GLS 450d is Mercedes’ flagship seven-seater. Its 3.0-litre diesel produces 362 bhp and 750 Nm with 12 kmpl. 

The cabin is palatial three rows of luxury seating, MBUX rear tablets, Burmester 3D audio, and a huge panoramic roof. Air suspension and 4MATIC+ make it float over any road while delivering genuine seven-adult comfort.

Mercedes-Benz S-Class (350d)

The S-Class 350d remains the world’s best luxury sedan. The 3.0-litre diesel delivers 282 bhp and 600 Nm with 15 kmpl efficiency. Rear-seat passengers enjoy the Executive Rear Package with massage, calf rests, and 64-colour ambient lighting. MBUX with augmented reality, Burmester 4D sound, and Magic Body Control suspension make every journey unforgettable. It’s simply the benchmark.

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