This story is about a new electric car, not a home energy upgrade, so it doesn't really apply to your house. Leaked photos show BMW's upcoming iX4, an electric coupe-SUV set to debut soon, with sales expected by the end of 2026.
The iX4 will come in two all-wheel-drive versions, the 40 xDrive and 50 xDrive, and shares its battery and electric drive system with BMW's new iX3. BMW hasn't released pricing yet, but it's expected to cost somewhat more than the iX3, which starts at $61,500 in the US. The related iX3 can travel up to 434 miles on a charge according to US estimates, giving a rough sense of what the iX4 might offer once official numbers come out.
If you're weighing a home EV charger as part of a broader energy upgrade, the main thing worth knowing here is that another long-range electric vehicle is coming onto the market, which keeps adding to the case for having a charging setup at home. But there's no rebate, deadline, or program news in this story. It's simply advance word on a car reveal, with full details expected once BMW officially unveils the iX4.
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