Ahead of its official debut, leaked images of BMW's upcoming iX4 have surfaced online, offering an early look at the electric coupe-SUV. The images, shared by an Instagram account and credited to a spy photographer, show a design consistent with the disguised prototypes seen in recent months. The iX4 features a rakish roofline and fastback silhouette, making it look more like a grand tourer than the boxier iX3 SUV.
The iX4 will be offered in two all-wheel-drive variants, the 40 xDrive and 50 xDrive, both built on BMW's Neue Klasse platform with sixth-generation eDrive technology. It shares its 108.7 kWh battery with the iX3, though range figures for the iX4 have not been confirmed. For reference, the iX3 50 xDrive achieves up to 500 miles on the WLTP cycle and an EPA-estimated 434 miles in the US.
Inside, the iX4 adopts BMW's latest interior design, including a 17.9-inch central touchscreen, a redesigned steering wheel, and the Panoramic Vision 3D head-up display that spans the dashboard. BMW is expected to reveal the iX4 in full on Thursday, with sales planned by the end of 2026. Pricing remains unannounced, but the iX4 is anticipated to be slightly more expensive than the iX3, which starts at $61,500 in the US and €73,925 in Europe. This article is based solely on the Electrek report; no other sources were available for{