Private-Jet Luxury: 10 SUVs With the Most Premium Interiors in 2025

Luxury has reached a new level in 2025, and these SUVs prove it. Designed with first-class comfort, cutting-edge tech, and lounge-style interiors, they offer the kind of experience you’d expect inside a private jet not an everyday vehicle. From reclining captain chairs to ambient lighting and whisper quiet cabins, these 10 SUVs define true premium travel.

Mercedes-Benz GLS Maybach

So, first off, the GLS Maybach is like, I dunno, the CEO’s lounge on wheels. You get in and the seats are way too plush, with actual pillows that you just want to snuggle. There’s this wood and LED vibe everywhere and, I swear, the rear seats pretty much recline all the way, like airline business class, but with heated armrests. Sometimes I think, “Who needs a jet? This is basically a suite.” Price-wise, looking at, what, about $175,000? Yeah, it’s a flex, but man, what a flex.

Bentley Bentayga EWB

Okay, uhm… the Bentayga Extended Wheelbase. This one’s just, wow. You open the door and the smell of the leather sorta hits you before you even sit down, and the amount of hand-stitched stuff is like, how many hours did this take? The back seats recline like you are about to doze off on a Gulfstream and there are literal little picnic tables and stuff. Feels kinda silly but also, kinda awesome? Around $235,000, give or take, and, like… I’m not saying it’s better than a private jet, but I’m not saying it’s not.

Rolls-Royce Cullinan

So, the Cullinan, not even gonna try to act cool here, it’s just a rolling mansion. Plush carpets, real crystal for the controls, and, like, the seats feel like sitting in a cloud dipped in cashmere. Sometimes you just stare at the starry sky thing on the roof for, like, too long. It’s, what, $355,000, maybe more? Crazy, but also, it’s Rolls. You kind of expect it to be extra.

BMW XM

The XM… okay, at first I wasn’t sure about this one, but then I sat in it and the red leather and all the weird geometric quilting was so extra? The back seat sort of curves around you, like a flying club chair, and there’s this massive curved display. It totally feels like some futuristic business class, maybe better? Uhm, around $160,000-ish? It’s a shocker from BMW, honestly.

Cadillac Escalade V

The Escalade V just makes you wanna, like, do your best boss impression. The interior is full big American luxury, with these huge curved OLED screens and soft, quilted leather. The back’s got captain’s chairs that basically say, “You’re not driving yourself, are you?” And the sound system—oh man. $150,000 or so, but it genuinely feels like one of those first-class Emirates things sometimes, which is kinda insane for a Cadillac, you know?

Land Rover Range Rover SV

I mean, the Range Rover SV is just classic. Those seats are heated, cooled, massaging, you name it. And the new ones? They’ve got these little trays that pop out for your laptop or, I dunno, snacks or caviar or whatever people in Range Rovers eat. It almost smells expensive, which is a weird thing to say. Probably about $220,000 when you option it up with the fancy stuff, but, like, most people don’t even need a plane if you have got this.

Lincoln Navigator Black Label

Lincoln has been absolutely killing it. Black Label is you get in, and it’s whisper-quiet, and there’s this deep, plush carpet, and, like, everywhere you touch is either super soft leather or real wood. Plus, the seat massages are kinda addictive. Uhm, think $115,000? Sometimes I’m like, why aren’t people buying these over German SUVs? It kinda makes you rethink things.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class (G63)

So the G-Wagen, especially the G63, is this weird mix of military truck and, like, really high-end suite. There’s all this quilted leather and those iconic little “clicks” the locks make. It’s not the biggest inside, to be honest, but it just drips attitude. Also, crazy strong aroma of leather, do they even scent these on purpose? $180,000 or so, and if you want to feel like a rockstar, this is it.

Genesis GV80 Prestige Signature

The GV80 is, uh, probably the sneakiest jet-like SUV. You’d think, “Is Genesis for real?” but then you sit in the two-tone interior with the diamond-quilted seats and all this glass and metal, and, wow. Rear passengers get full controller pads, privacy shades, and the speakers have these cool metal grilles. Around $80,000, which is, like, such sneaky value that it blows my mind sometimes.

Lexus LX 600 Ultra Luxury

Finally, the Lexus LX 600. Ultra Luxury trim, specifically. Four individual seats, crazy soft, with footrests in the back, like, you put your feet up and you don’t wanna get out. There’s this super calm, almost spa-like interior with wood, leather, and no real noise from outside. It’s about $130,000, maybe? It’s just so serene. Like, Zen private jet but, you know, parking lot edition.