BMW i4 eDrive35 will offer a manufacturer-estimated range of 260 miles when it lands stateside, along with 281 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. The electric Gran Coupe will be powered by a 66.0-kWh net ...

If you don’t need all-wheel drive or ridiculous levels of horsepower, the rear-wheel-drive i4 eDrive35 produces 282 hp with a ...

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The BMW i4, tuned — subtle upgrades that give this electric BMW a sharper look and stronger road presence. Clean ...

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BMW enjoys a challenge. How else to explain the 2022 i4, the German automaker's first attempt at an all-electric car that focuses on driving dynamics above all else. Don't let the relatively ...

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BMW has unveiled the i4, its latest electric car, at a presentation that was planned for the Geneva Motor Show. The new prototype of this stunning Gran Coupe is still only a concept, but BMW has ...

BMW provided flights to Munich and seven nights in hotels so we could attend IAA Mobility and drive BMW’s two new electric cars, the iX and i4. Ars does not accept paid editorial content. But the halo ...