BMW iX4 Launches as Coupe-SUV with 428-Mile Range and M60 Performance

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BMW iX4 Launches as Coupe-SUV with 428-Mile Range and M60 Performance
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TL;DR

BMW has officially revealed the 2027 iX4, an electric coupe-SUV built on the Neue Klasse platform. It offers up to 428 miles of range and a 603-hp M60 variant, launching in March 2027 at $66,220 in the US.

Key points

  • The iX4 shares the 112.2-kWh battery and 463-hp powertrain with the iX3 but features a coupe-like roofline and standard M Sport package.
  • The iX4 50 xDrive offers 428 miles of range, six miles less than the iX3, due to its aerodynamic profile.
  • The high-performance iX4 M60 xDrive delivers 603 hp and 645 lb-ft of torque, achieving 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds.
  • US pricing starts at $66,220 for the 50 xDrive, with the M60 expected to follow shortly after the March 2027 launch.
  • The vehicle is manufactured in Debrecen, Hungary, and features 800-volt architecture with up to 400 kW DC charging.

Background

This follows the recent reveal of the 2027 BMW i3 sedan, which shares the same Neue Klasse platform and design language. The iX4 is part of BMW's strategy to expand its electric SUV lineup and compete with Chinese EVs in the luxury segment.

How outlets are covering it

InsideEVs and MotorTrend agree on the core specs but differ slightly on pricing; InsideEVs lists the starting price at $66,220, while MotorTrend cites $67,550 for the M Sport trim. BMWBLOG emphasizes the M60's performance gains over the standard model, noting the 140-hp increase and unique M-specific tech features. All sources confirm the iX4's shared platform with the iX3 and i3.

Why it matters

The iX4 expands BMW's electric SUV lineup with a sportier, coupe-styled option, targeting buyers who prioritize design and performance over maximum cargo space. It also highlights BMW's commitment to the Neue Klasse platform across multiple body styles.

What to watch

The iX4 50 xDrive is expected to launch in March 2027, with the M60 xDrive following soon after. BMW may also introduce a more affordable iX4 40 xDrive in Europe, featuring a smaller battery and lower power output.

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