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BMW iX4 electric coupe SUV revealed with 828km range

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First reported by Chasing Cars · 8 October at 9:41 am

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Chasing Cars·Motoring press·8 October at 9:41 am

BMW iX4 electric coupe SUV revealed with 828km range

The BMW iX4 has raised the benchmark for EV ranges with a 828km WLTP, though the coupe SUV will cost up to $14,000 more than its iX3 twin. This is BMW’s first ever iX4 and follows the body-style…

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CarExpert·Motoring press·8 October at 9:25 am

2027 BMW iX4 electric coupe SUV revealed, confirmed for Australia

The new BMW iX4 will arrive in Australia in the first quarter of 2027 with sportier styling, and a more potent base drivetrain.

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The quick read

  • The BMW iX4 has a range of 828km WLTP.
  • The iX4 will cost up to $14,000 more than its iX3 twin.
  • The new BMW iX4 will arrive in Australia in the first quarter of 2027.
  • The iX4 has sportier styling and a more potent base drivetrain than the iX3.

For dealers: Australian dealers need to prepare for the arrival of the BMW iX4 and its potential impact on their sales and pricing strategies.

AI-assisted summary of the coverage below — check the original reporting before relying on specifics.

ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The BMW iX4's 828km range will reset customer expectations for electric vehicle capabilities, and Australian dealers must be prepared to address these new benchmarks in their showrooms.

What it means for the order bank

The iX4's arrival in the first quarter of 2027 gives dealers a narrow window to prepare their sales teams and marketing materials to effectively communicate the vehicle's value proposition.

Pricing and margin management

The price difference between the iX3 and iX4 will be a key factor in determining the iX4's success, and dealers will need to carefully manage their pricing and margin strategies to remain competitive.

The sportier styling and more potent base drivetrain of the iX4 will appeal to a specific segment of customers, and dealers should be prepared to target their marketing efforts accordingly.

Competitive response

Other manufacturers will likely respond to the iX4's range and pricing with their own electric vehicle offerings, and dealers should be prepared to compare and contrast these vehicles with the iX4.

Ultimately, the success of the iX4 will depend on dealers' ability to effectively communicate its value proposition and manage their pricing and margin strategies, and one decisive action they can take this week is to review their current electric vehicle sales processes and identify areas for improvement.

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