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BMW i4

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BMW's electric Gran Coupe liftback has been pared back to a single Australian variant for 2026: the eDrive35, priced from $88,900 before on-road costs with a 66.4kWh battery, 210kW rear motor, 448km WLTP range and 6.0s 0-100km/h. The pricier eDrive40 and flagship M50 dual-motor variants have both been dropped from the local range.

$88,900AUD

Indicative price range — a non-binding display figure, confirmed when you get a quote.

Range
Up to 448 km
Battery
Up to 66.4 kWh
DC fast charging
Up to 180 kW
AC charging
Up to 11 kW
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Body style
Hatch
Charging port
Type 2 + CCS2

Variants & specifications

VariantUsable batteryTotal batteryRangeDriveAC chargingDC fast charging10–80% DC
eDrive3566.4 kWh70.2 kWh448 km (WLTP)RWD11 kW180 kW32 min
Sole current AU variant: single rear motor, 210kW/400Nm, 6.0s 0-100km/h, 66.4kWh usable (70.2kWh gross) battery, 448km WLTP, 0-80% DC in 32min. M Sport package standard as of the 2026 update. 8yr/160,000km battery warranty.

Charging BMW i4 at home

The eDrive35's 11kW onboard AC charger wants a three-phase home wallbox for its full overnight rate; on a single-phase home supply (most AU homes) it charges at that circuit's ceiling instead (commonly ~7.4kW).

This vehicle accepts up to 11 kW on AC — the rate a home charger delivers day to day (DC fast charging is for public stops, not the driveway).

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Details

Seats5
Boot space470 L
Vehicle warranty5 years
Battery warranty8 years
Battery warranty distance160,000 km
ANCAP rating4 stars

Frequently asked questions

Why is there only one BMW i4 variant available in Australia now?

BMW dropped both the mid-tier eDrive40 and the flagship M50 dual-motor variant from the Australian range during 2025, leaving the entry eDrive35 (now with the M Sport package standard) as the sole variant sold locally.

Why does the BMW i4 only have a 4-star ANCAP rating?

Its score mirrors a 2022 Euro NCAP test (below the 5-star bar on safety-assist features). ANCAP offered BMW Australia a local retest, since the AU-spec car has more standard driver-assist tech than the European test car, but BMW declined.

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