BMW I4 – Review, Specs, Pricing, Features, Videos and More

Located about a half-hour from Penticton, the Main Circuit at Area 27 Motorsports Park is a seamless ribbon of pavement curvaceously draped over rolling hillsides surrounded by open skies and fields and a 360-degree view of the mountainous BC horizon largely uncluttered by signage and guardrails and infrastructure.

Paved in a continuous pass, there aren’t even any seams in the asphalt—not on the half-mile straight, not on the 357 feet of elevation change per lap, and not on any of the 16 corners. One of those corners is a tricky double-apex deal (one apex is blind!) with a quick undulation separating the two and offering to rapidly lighten the rear of your car mid-corner to giggle-eliciting effect.

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“Normal” probably isn’t the word BMW wants me to use to describe the 2022 i4. But I mean it in the best way possible.

Passengers only cotton onto the i4’s electric nature after a few miles of near-silent smoothness. Unless they clock the discreet badging on the trunk, or that the contentious front grille is all filled in, there’s not much to give it away outside, either.

The 2022 BMW i4 blends in well. This all-electric sedan doesn’t shout its enviro-friendly credentials from the rooftops. Same goes for the ample punch it packs, too. The i4 is a great all-rounder, the latest proof that EVs can be good, understated fun. It also just might be the best 4 Series you can buy, period.

The i4 is the first in a new wave of BMW electric cars. While the iX flagship rides on a wholly unique platform, the i4 uses the brand’s uber-adaptable CLAR platform, same as the ICE-powered 4 Series models. Its an approach that the brand is taking with the upcoming i7 and 7 Series as well. BMW chairman Oliver Zipse says this is to give buyers more choice: if you want a 4 or 7, but would prefer it gulped down electrons instead of liquified dinos, then that’s what you’ll get. No slightly different car that may or may not measure up exactly to its ICE sibling (cough cough EQS).

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According to Google, it’s 231 miles (372 kilometers) from Toronto to Detroit. The Polestar 2 is rated to 270 miles (435 km); the BMW i4, 282 miles (454 km). Easy peasy.

Managing editor Mike Schlee and I are driving to the Motor City for the autoshow. Not only is it about the same total time as flying, but it’s an ideal opportunity to showcase these two entry-level premium EVs. The Polestar 2 Single Motor and BMW i4 eDrive40 are the respective anchors of their brands’ all-electric lineups. They also buck the market’s SUV trend, two honest-to-goodness sedans that offer seating for five and sizeable liftbacks.

Are these two battery-powered four-doors worthy of their premium status? Will they stay true to their range estimates—and will the charging network cover for them if they can’t? We set off at the crack of dawn to find out.

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As shoppers become more interested in electrified and all-electric models, there’s been an increase in search traffic seeking comparisons between some of the hottest models on the EV scene today.

Manufacturers are pushing hard towards electric motoring, meaning that today’s EV’s come in more flavors and styles than ever. Many more are on the way.

The BMW i4 and Audi e-Tron Sportback are two of Germany’s hottest electric cars right now. Each brings its automaker’s latest technological and styling capabilities to market. Below, we’ll compare these two models side-by-side. The goal, to help illustrate the key similarities and differences between each, and ultimately to help you make a better purchase decision.

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The BMW i4 vs Tesla Model 3. Two of the most direct competitors in the EV segment today.

Each model offers little less than the very latest in electrified tech and upscale design to win over the dollars of shoppers who are increasingly interested in making the switch to electric.

The popular Tesla Model 3 has been around since 2017. The BMW i4 is a new-for-2023 model that recently made its debut. The Model 3 is Tesla’s entry model, and the i4 is the most affordable all-electric in BMW’s current lineup.

Though these two machines target similar shoppers and preferences, they do so in different ways. Below, we put the BMW i4 vs Tesla Model 3 side by side to compare their key features and capabilities. The goal, to discover where these machines are the closest and the furthest apart.

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