The 2027 BMW i3 marks the return of a nameplate that’s been absent from our lineup for half a decade. If you’re familiar with the last car to bear the name, you’ll do a double-take; this model is reinvented from the ground up. Not only does it have a new sedan exterior, but it also features several tech innovations and enhanced sporty performance. See how the 2027 BMW i3 compares to the 2021 model with this overview from BMW of Fort Washington.
Interior and Exterior Design
Until its discontinuation for the 2021 model year, the BMW i3 was an electric hatchback with a unique, practical style. That’s all changed with the 2027 model, as it’s now an executive electric sedan based on the Neue Klasse architecture. This vehicle now has the sporty, sharp look to match its improved performance, with a dynamic interior designed to give you complete control.
Technology Improvements
In the six model years since the BMW i3 hit the market, technology has improved significantly, with the 2027 model offering the brand’s latest and best technology. It starts with the new BMW Operating System X®, offering a personalized UI with intuitive controls that provide better feedback for the user. Other features include BMW Panoramic Vision® and an available 3D head-up display, placing information higher up so the driver can read it more easily.
Sporty Performance
The 2027 BMW i3 maintains the practical performance of the original model, but goes much further with dual high-power electric motors. The BMW eDrive® powertrain can generate up to 463 horsepower, a quantum leap from the 168 horsepower achieved on the 2021 model. With an estimated range of 440 miles*, it’s also built for longer trips and more efficient charging.
Test-Drive the 2027 BMW i3 in Fort Washington, PA
There are several other new features to consider in the 2027 BMW i3. To see how it compares to older models, contact BMW of Fort Washington today to schedule a test drive.
*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 testing procedure standards.