Bmw I4 Edrive35 2025 Australia

The 2025 BMW i4 eDrive35 launches in Australia with a longer 448km range, sportier design, upgraded tech and almost a similar price. 2025 BMW i4 eDrive35 is the last one standing BMW Aus axes two thirds of its i4 line-up, only leaving the entry-level sales hero The News The 2025 BMW i4 portfolio has been turned on its head and culled down to just one variant, with only the entry-level eDrive35 remaining on sale in Australia, albeit updated with more range and equipment. 9 October 2025.

BMW Australia is bringing the i4 Gran Coupé back to showrooms later this year, but with a simpler, sharper approach. There will be only one model on offer, the i4 eDrive35, priced at $88,900. That puts it neatly below the fuel-efficient vehicle Luxury Car Tax threshold of $91,387.

The BMW i4 EV range in Australia is being refocused on its most popular model, an updated version of the eDrive35. Due for introduction before the end of 2025, the new BMW i4 eDrive35 will continue to be priced under the Luxury Car Tax threshold at $88,900 plus on-road costs, a rise of $1100. BMW Australia will reintroduce the fully electric i4 Gran Coupe to local showrooms by the end of 2025, but only in a single variant with upgraded specification and technical improvements.

Since its initial launch in early 2022, the BMW i4 has recorded 3,340 Australian registrations, with the eDrive35 variant accounting for 2,523 of that total. The BMW i Series I4 2025 prices range from $85,900 for the basic trim level Sedan Edrive35 Gran Coupe to $133,900 for the top of the range Sedan M50 Gran Coupe. BMW has streamlined its Australian i4 range to a single model, and the BMW i4 eDrive35 steps forward as the lead act.

The rear-drive set-up keeps the car light on its feet, while the familiar single-motor drivetrain delivers 210kW and 400Nm for brisk, effortless progress. It's the variant most buyers were already choosing, and it now returns with smarter detailing and a longer claimed range. The new BMW i4 is a Medium Luxury offered in a 5D Hatchback body style.

Available in Australia from $85,900 (MLRP, excl. on-roads) for the variant and topping out at $133,900 for the. The BMW i4 is only available with an electric motor that produces 210kW and 400Nm of torque.

Both rear. BMW Australia says a single new variant of BMW i4 electric sedan will be arriving in Australia by the end of the year, priced from $88,990, before on road costs, and remaining below the Luxury Car Tax threshold. The BMW i4 eDrive35 will be the only variant available and follows the ending of the previous eDrive 40 and M50 variants.

And while the price has slid up by $1,100, it still sits below. BMW Australia is introducing the updated i4 range for 2025, which has been stripped back to a single 'eDrive35' rear.