Bmw 4 Series Coupe Discontinued

Is BMW going to ditch the successful 4 Series family? A new report suggests that the automaker's new EV offerings may take its spot in the German lineup. A new report claims BMW will discontinue the 4 Series and 8 Series to create a simplified lineup with a single model line, the 6 Series. BMW currently has six coupe models on sale with the 2-Series, 4-Series, 8-Series, M2, M4, and M8.

According to a report from Automotive News, BMW is looking to consolidate its lineup of coupes and convertibles by dropping the 4. A new report claims BMW doesn't have plans for a new M4 or 4-Series. While the gasoline powered models might die, an electric i4 Coupe and Convertible are on the horizon.

2019+ BMW 3 AND 4-SERIES FORUMS (G2x Generation) General G20 Sedan / G22 Coupe / G26 Gran Coupe Discussions M440i Gran Coupe discontinued for 2025? The BMW 4 Series has always stood out as somewhat unconventional. In the U.S.

market, the 4 Series family-including the coupe, convertible, gran coupe, and i4-saw sales of 50,777 units in 2023. "4 Series is the i4 essentially, the i4 Gran Coupe," confirmed BMW Australia product and market planning chief Brendan Michel. "We have discontinued the ICE versions of the 4 Series Gran Coupe, we are focusing on BEV.

The BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe has been discontinued in petrol form, but the more popular electric i4 will remain. The 4 Series Gran Coupe, a sleek four-door variant of the 4 Series coupe, originally served as a stylish alternative to the 3 Series sedan. However, changing consumer preferences have led to its decline.

Following the discontinuation of the entry-level 420i variant in 2023, BMW phased out the remaining 430i and M440i xDrive models in 2024. The company cited customer demand and the introduction. BMW's 4 Series Gran Coupe, the most recent body style added to the range, might be eliminated after the production cycle of the current model ends, sources say.