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2024+ BMW i4 xDrive40

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  1. Usable Battery Capacity: 81.3 kWh
  2. Range (WLTP-TEL): 548 km
  3. Weight: 2260 kg

Source: https://ev-database.org/car/2200/BMW-i4-xDrive40

Status: In Review3 comments

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  • Linda ABRP

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    Jul 22

    Pinned

    We've just released a new vehicle modeling tool in the ABRP beta that lets you create custom models while waiting for the public model.

    You can use an existing model to only change what differs for a missing trim or model year, or create a completely new model from scratch.

    You can create and edit your custom models on the web at https://abetterrouteplanner.com/home/app/vehicles (log in with your regular ABRP account). If you're not already on the beta app, follow the instructions at https://abrp.featurebase.app/help/articles/7281877-installing-the-abrp-beta-version for how to join on each platform.

    Once you’ve created a vehicle model, you’ll find it at the top of the vehicle list in ABRP under “Custom vehicles”.

    An easy way to get started from inside ABRP is:

    1. Open ABRP and click Add vehicle on the vehicle card (or click the down arrow next to your current vehicle, then choose Add new vehicle).

    2. Scroll to the bottom of the vehicle list and click Missing vehicle model?.

    3. Click Create custom vehicle.

    4. Pick a similar model and edit, or start from scratch, then save.

    After you save, you'll be taken back into ABRP with your new custom vehicle automatically selected.

    We'd love your feedback on this beta feature so we can polish it and make it as useful as possible.

  • ABRP User #2627541

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    May 29

    Also, different years of the same BMW i4 trim have different ranges.

  • Michael Rogers

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    Jun 20, 2025

    Anyone know of a trim level to use in the meantime? eDrive is single motor if I’m not mistaken and M50 is the performance and less efficient but is dual motor, I believe. I guess I’d lean toward the latter?