BMW iX4 revealed: Neue Klasse electric coupe SUV confirmed for Australia from $103,900 with up to 828km range
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BMW iX4 revealed: Neue Klasse electric coupe SUV confirmed for Australia from $103,900 with up to 828km range
BMW’s first iX4 electric coupe SUV will arrive in Australia in the first quarter of 2027, bringing up to 828km The post BMW iX4 revealed: Neue Klasse electric coupe SUV confirmed for Australia from…
Read at EV Central →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…
Read at Chasing Cars →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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