BMW to launch i4 electric sedan in India
The Hindu
BMW has confirmed that it will be launching the all-electric i4 in India. The i4 will be the third all-electric model from BMW with the IX set to launch on December 13 and the all-electric Mini Cooper
BMW has confirmed that it will be launching the all-electric i4 in India. The i4 will be the third all-electric model from BMW with the IX set to launch on December 13 and the all-electric Mini Cooper SE hatchback.
The all-electric i4 is based on a specially adapted version of the 3 Series’ CLAR architecture. In terms of design, the i4 is clearly visually related to the combustion-engined 4 Series. It features a distinctive cab-rearward profile, a large, closed-off kidney grille up front and slim LED headlights.
Inside, there is a free-standing 12.3-inch infotainment screen running BMW’s eighth-generation iDrive system, plus a 14.9-inch curved digital dial display, standard sports seats and blue accents throughout as nods to the car’s electric underpinnings.
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