Introducing the BMW i Series range
The BMW i Series range is the brand's selection of all-electric cars, meaning they do not use a traditional engine like their hybrid counterparts.
Offering greater efficiency and zero emissions, the electric BMW range is worth exploring if you are looking to reduce your carbon footprint without compromising on an excellent driving experience.
The range consists of a handful of handsome saloons, which are a popular choice if you need a new company car, whilst the electric SUVs make fine companions for daily driving.
BMW Electric SUV Models
iX1
Radiating effortless functionality and inspiration; introducing the very first fully-electric BMW iX1.
iX2
Discover the BMW iX2, an electric Sports Activity Vehicle with sought-after BMW dynamics, performance and range.
iX3
Introducing the first full-electric SAV, which prides itself on keeping the all-electric driving experience pure BMW.
iX
Ready to be impressed? The new all-electric iX is an SAV worthy of excitement.
BMW Electric Car Models
i4
Discover the state-of-the-art BMW i4. Taking practicality and dynamics to new, electrified levels.
i5
The first ever BMW i5, offering the very latest in fully-electric state-of-the-art technology.
i7
Electrified levels of luxury, refinement, and technology. The very first BMW i7 expands the cutting-edge BMW i range.
Benefits of buying an electric BMW
High-Power Charging with IONITY
BMW’s partner IONITY provides high-power electric charging stations for ultrafast charging along Europe’s main transit routes.
Low Running Costs
The cost of charging compared to refuelling is considerably less expensive, and you will also benefit from low vehicle excise duty rates (road tax).
Zero Emissions
Electric cars are better for the environment and emit no tailpipe emissions, meaning you will not be charged to enter low emissions zones.
What are the different types of hybrid and electric vehicles?
Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle (MHEV)
Mild hybrid systems assist the ICE and improve fuel economy by harvesting and storing energy that is normally lost when braking.
Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV)
HEVs combine an ICE with an electric motor and battery pack that is charged through regenerative braking to offer all-electric driving for short distances.
Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle (PHEV)
A PHEV uses a similar setup to a HEV, but has a much larger battery pack to offer a more substantial all-electric range. You will need to plug in to fully recharge.
Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)
BEVs only use an electric motor and battery pack for power, producing zero tailpipe emissions and impressive all-electric ranges. There is no combustion engine, so you will need to plug in to recharge.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, BMW has not stopped making electric cars. If anything, the brand has outlined its commitment to building more electric cars in the future.
The majority of BMW's electric cars are made in Dingolfing, which is a town that is not far away from Munich.
The smallest electric BMW ever made is the i3. However, this has been discontinued as a new car. The smallest new electric BMW is the iX1.
