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US consumers saw initial deliveries of the new i7 EV late last year, but BMW is already introducing yet another variant to help expand its lineup. For comparison, the 2023 i4 eDrive40 starts at an MSRP of $57,100, and the 2023 M50 starts at $68,700. The BMW i4 xDrive40 EV is expected to arrive in Q3 of this year as a 2024 model and will start at a base MSRP of $61,600 (plus $995 destination and handling fees).

BMW estimated 307 mile range (18″ wheels), 282 miles estimated range w/ 19″ wheels.

Max recharge rate of 205 kW (DC fast charger).

The automaker has introduced the i4 xDrive40 – positioned between the dual-motor i4 M50 and the single-motor i4 eDrive40. Per BMW’s summer update, consumers will soon see a fourth variant of the i4 EV. With an i5 now being teased, there’s plenty more EV innovation in the pipeline, but BMW is simultaneously looking at its current lineup and delivering more options to US consumers.īMW to deliver two new EV variants to US this year The i4 has since been joined by the iX SUV and the i7 – an EV whose M version BMW states is its most-powerful to date.

Much of those sales were led by BMW’s i4 EV – one of its longer running models which currently exists in two single-motor variants as well as a souped up, dual-motor, M technology version. In Q1 of this year, the legacy automaker saw EV sales double in growth, setting the pace as its main driver in sales for the rest of the fiscal year.

Like nearly all of its German competitors, BMW is slowly transitioning into an all-electric brand, and it’s starting to see some of the fruits of its labor. Those models will also feature a new operating system from BMW called iDrive 8.5. First, BMW is introducing a lower priced all-wheel drive (AWD) version of its i4 Gran Coupe, plus a rear-wheel drive (RWD) version of the new i7 EV.

BMW USA just shared a model update for summer 2023 that includes two new EV variants consumers should see delivered before year’s end.