Cortex-M7 isn't comparable to the Cortex-M0+, though I guess everyone wants to compare/benchmark against RP2040 / Cortex-M0+.
The important tidbits is that M7 has lightweight SIMD (packed 16-bit, not like NEON but more basic), a division instruction, and usually (but not always) comes with an FPU. Considering that NXP usually goes for the high-end MCU and/or low-end MPU with the i.MX branding, I'm guessing this chip is decked out with lots of optional features (like FPU).