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Highlights of the BMW i4 2022
#The BMW i4 2022 is a 5 seat Hatch with a 4-star ANCAP safety rating.The space in the rear can expand, depending on how it is configured. It starts from 470L and allow up to 1290L of storage.
Customer assistance8 years roadside assistance
Warranty from first registration
3 - 5 years warranty / unlimited km*
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Electric features
#Driving range✝
Battery capacity
83.9kWh8 year warranty / 160,000kmPower and acceleration
400kW0-100km/h in 3.9 secondsWall socket charge
46+ hoursAC/SocketFast charge (DC)
200kW 0-80% charge 31mFast charge (AC)
230V 11kW three phase wallbox - 8h 15mBMW i4 from 2021 to 2025
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BMW i4 2022 for sale
Expert reviews and advice for BMW i4
^REVIEW
BMW i4 eDrive40 2022 Review
81/ 100
Sam Charlwood•28 Apr 2022
Pros
- Polished cabin finish and appointments
- Refined and composed driving experience
- Excellent aftersales provisions and complimentary charging
Cons
- Huge weight penalty over donor 4 Series
- The i4’s ICE-friendly platform imposes cabin compromises
- Huge join line runs down the face of the centre touch-screen
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Frequently asked questions
#What are the BMW i4 2022 dimensions?
The BMW i4 2022 has 6 variants. The length 4783mm, the height 1448mm and the width 1852mm.
How big is the BMW i4 2022 boot space?
The BMW i4 2022 has a boot capacity ranging from 470 to 1290 litres.
What are the standard BMW i4 2022 colours?
The BMW i4 2022 comes in a variety of colours depending on which variant, including black, blue, green, grey, orange, red and white.
What is the BMW i4 2022 power like?
The top variant in the BMW i4 2022 range has an Electric fuel type with 400kW of power and 795Nm of torque.
What is the BMW i4 2022 warranty period?
BMW i4 2022 offers a 3 - 5 year, unlimited kilometre warranty.*
Is there an incentive or EV rebate for electric cars?
There are a variety of incentives and rebates available for electric vehicles in Australia. Click here to see what is available in your state.
For all details of the BMW i4 2022 view the features and specifications page
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* Multiple warranty variants may apply to this vehicle. Confirm with dealer.
† EV | “Driving range” relates to the number of kilometres that can be travelled via the electric vehicle between recharges. Currently, there are several testing procedures to determine an estimated driving range. Where available carsales prioritises the WLTP over the Manufacturer supplied range figure. WLTP stands for World harmonised Light vehicle Testing Procedure. For more details about WLTP and how it is calculated, read our editorial article here: How is driving range measured for electric cars?