The 2025 BMW i4 is an electric gran coupe designed for exhilaration and driving pleasure. But how does it compare to the all-electric 2025 BMW i5, and which model is right for you? That’s what the BMW of Fort Washington team is here to answer. Today, we’re exploring the key differences and similarities between these models.
Body Style
The most apparent difference between these two models is the body style. The 2025 BMW i4 is a gran coupe, where the roof slopes down toward the back of the frame. It provides a unique look and aerodynamic feeling at the cost of some passenger space. By contrast, the 2025 BMW i5 is a sedan, which includes more interior space with a flatter roof, which your rear-seat passengers are sure to appreciate.
Performance
These models give you solid performance on the road, with various powertrain options available. For instance, the 2025 BMW 430i Gran Coupe delivers 255 horsepower and travels from zero to 60 MPH in as quick as 5.7 seconds. The 2025 BMW i5 xDrive40 generates 389 horsepower with a zero to 60 MPH time of 5.2 seconds. Both models feature standard rear-wheel drive and available all-wheel drive via BMW xDrive® AWD.
Electric Range
These electric models are built to get you far on a single charge. The 2025 BMW i4 can achieve ranges of up to 318 miles, while the BMW i5 can drive up to 295 miles. With convenient home Level 2 charging and available DC fast charging, you can return to your route in no time.
Test-Drive the 2025 BMW i4 or BMW i5 in Fort Washington, PA
The best way to compare the 2025 BMW i4 and BMW i5 is in person by test-driving both models. Contact BMW of Fort Washington today to get started. Once you’ve finished, we’ll help you explore BMW lease and finance options and incentives.
Estimated ranges attainable with a fully charged battery under ideal driving conditions. Actual range will vary depending on multiple factors, including but not limited to: vehicle model, tire & wheel selections, driving style, accessories used, traffic conditions, outside temperatures, & charging frequency. Ranges of recently released, new model-year electric vehicles may not yet be fully certified by the EPA. Estimated EV range is based on preliminary BMW AG tests based on EPA's testing procedure standards.