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Our hands-on BMW reviews compared like for like, plus the full BMW EV model range with battery and range specs for every variant.
i4 eDrive40
BMW CCS
The sweet-spot i4 variant balances strong range, fast DC charging, and refined motorway manners, though bidirectional charging is absent entirely.
i4 M50
BMW CCS
The M50 is the quickest i4 by far, but the performance tax on range and the steep price demand careful consideration.
i4 eDrive35
BMW CCS
A sharp, refined entry into the i4 range with quick DC charging, but no bidirectional capability and a premium price.
iX1 eDrive20
BMW CCS
A well-built compact electric SUV from BMW's dealer network, though the 130kW DC limit and subscription features frustrate at this price.
iX1 xDrive30
BMW CCS
AWD traction and genuine towing ability make the xDrive30 the practical iX1, but 130kW DC charging is hard to justify at this price.
Every BMW electric model in the Auto-Data reference dataset, including versions not sold in the UK. Battery and range figures are manufacturer specifications; tap a model for full variant specs.
BMW i3 22–108.7 kWh 118–559 mi 
BMW i4 70.3–83.9 kWh 252–306 mi Read our full review → 
BMW i5 81.2–83.9 kWh 277–309 mi 
BMW i7 105.7–112.5 kWh 303–367 mi 
BMW iX 76.6–111.5 kWh 231–350 mi 
BMW iX1 66.5–68 kWh 259–267 mi Read our full review → 
BMW iX2 66.5 kWh 259–273 mi 
BMW iX3 80–108.7 kWh 281–422 mi Model data and photography © Auto-Data.net.