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BMW i4 eDrive40 2021
BMW i4 eDrive40 2021
The all-electric BMW i4 sedan is an important piece of BMW’s expanding EV portfolio. It offers the style of the 4-series Grand Coupe with a battery powertrain and highly refined road manners. The new i4 offers Iconic Sounds Electric as an optional extra. This enables a variety of synthesized sounds played through the car’s speakers and coordinated with its acceleration. According to BMW the single-motor rear-drive i4 eDrive40 can travel up to around 300 miles on a full battery.
Charging:
- Charging plug: Type 2
- Charging speed: 33 miles/hour
- Charge time: 525 minutes
Fast Charging:
- Fast charging plug: CCS
- Fast charging speed: 450 miles/hour
- Fast charge time: 27 minutes
Performance:
- Top speed: 118mph
- Acceleration (0-100 km/h): 5.7 seconds
- Range: 366mi
- Power: 250kW
- Torque: 430Nm
Dimensions:
- Length: 4783mm
- Width: 2073mm
- Bootspace: 470L
- Seats: 5
- EuroNCAP rating of vehicle: 4 out of 5 stars
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