Although it looks a lot like upcoming i4 EV, it is vastly different.
After testing all the other versions of the next-generation BMW 4 Series, it is now time to look at the most practical – the 4 Series Gran Coupe. These are the first spy photos of the new model. It’s already sporting its production body, headlights and taillights.
This prototype may fool you into thinking it is. The i4 The truth is that the mule uses a combustion engine. The obvious similarities between the mule and the all-electric vehicle will result from the CLAR modular architecture that allows for gasoline, diesel, hybrid, and electric powertrains.
It was found on a transport truck with other BMW test vehicles. Although it was partially covered in camouflage wrap, it is clear that the prototype will share its front fascia design and the rest of the 4 Series range.
It’s likely that the four-door model shares its powertrain range with both the coupe, and convertible models. It is likely that it will be available with either four- or six-cylinder gasoline turbo motors. They can also be mated standard to an 8-speed automatic transmission, depending on where they are sold. It is possible to get a plug-in hybrid model.
Sources suggest that the 4th generation GC could get a fully-fledged M version. This information should be taken with a grain. However, if correct, the sedan will get a 3.0-liter turbocharged six-cylinder with 473 horsepower (352kW) in the standard tune and 503 hp (553 kW) in the Competition trim.