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As an owner of a 2022 or newer BMW electric vehicle, depending on which model you choose, you will benefit from various complimentary charging plans with Electrify America. Please check the exact program terms of each BMW all-electric model variant on the respective product detail pages. Specific eligibility terms apply.
All 2025 BMW EVs and most 2024 BMW EVs are eligible for Plug & Charge. However, some models may require a visit to the dealership for a software upgrade in order to use Plug & Charge. Please refer to the Plug & Charge Eligibility Chart to determine if your BMW EV needs a dealer-provided software upgrade in order to use Plug & Charge. Learn more about eligibility and how to set up Plug & Charge here.
Electrify America: All charging stations are compatible with Plug & Charge
Shell Recharge: As Shell Recharge aggregates multiple charging networks and stations under one account, not all networks and stations currently support Plug & Charge. The following networks are compatible through Shell Recharge, and more are coming in 2025:
Through the My BMW App, you can browse and filter for Plug & Charge compatible stations. Additionally, upon parking in front of a charging station, your BMW will always indicate the availability of Plug & Charge on the Goodbye screen.
Visit https://www.bmwusa.com/modals/plug-and-charge.html for step by step instructions.
You have several payment options when using public charging stations, often depending on the specific station and provider. Plug & Charge is available at some stations, which eliminates the need for cards and payment. Otherwise you can pay easily using the My BMW App, mobile payment methods, or credit/debit cards.
The remaining charge that you wish your car to have on reaching your destination is probably set higher than you need it to be in the settings. If you know that you’re going to charge at your destination in any case, you can individually change this in the settings.
Slight resistance is completely normal. A firm pull is usually all that’s needed.
You can easily take advantage of the ever-growing BMW ChargingNetwork or any alternative charging stations, such as one provided by your workplace. The My BMW App and the navigation system in your vehicle can show you any public charging points that are available nearby.
To learn more about public charging options, visit our public charging page.
In your vehicle menu, you can easily and conveniently set your charging target to 80%, which should cover all of your day-to-day travel. If you need more range, you can simply set a higher charging target.
There are two kinds of pre-conditioning a BMW EV:
Cabin pre-conditioning: You can pre-condition the cabin using the pre-conditioning function in the My BMW App to climatize the vehicle cabin before you leave. It is preferable that the BMW EV is plugged in while pre-conditioning so that the required energy is pulled directly from the outlet and not from the vehicle battery.
Battery pre-conditioning for DC Fast Charging: You can pre-condition the vehicle battery to prepare it for a DC Fast Charging session. If the battery is at the optimal charging temperature, it will charge faster, getting you back on the road quicker. Every time your BMW’s navigation guides you to a DC Fast Charging station, your BMW will do the battery pre-conditioning automatically when approaching the charging station. Alternatively, you can initiate pre-conditioning of the battery in the Charging menu of the car’s iDrive.
The MSRP of the BMW Wallbox is $600. Please check with your BMW Center for exact pricing. The cost of installation also varies depending on the service provider. You can receive an estimate from Qmerit and compare it to any local installation experts. You can learn more about installation through Qmerit here.
Batteries charge more quickly from 10-80% battery charge, especially with DC charging. After 80% battery capacity has been reached, charging speeds slow down.
A kilowatt (kW) and a kilowatt-hour (kWh) sound very similar, but there is an important difference. A kilowatt (kW) represents the rate of electricity usage—it is a measure of the total energy you use over a specific period of time, as opposed to a given moment. One kilowatt translates to 1,000 watts. A kilowatt-hour (kWh) represents the total amount of electricity used.
The measurement of energy used for electric vehicle chargers is in kilowatt (kW). The higher the kW, the more rapid the charging rate. Kilowatt (kW) can also be used to refer to the output of the electric motor.
The total battery capacity of an electric vehicle is measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh), or the total amount of energy stored in the battery. The larger the battery, the more range you can cover on a single charge. It is the amount of energy expended in one hour by a kilowatt of power, just like what you see on your energy bill.
When charging at home, the My BMW App allows you to set your departure time and your car will charge accordingly. You can also pre-condition your vehicle to ensure your cabin climate is comfortable before departure.
BMW EVs are increasingly holding strong resale value due to growing demand for EVs, advancements in battery technology, and expanding charging infrastructure. That being said, the value of your vehicle will depend on the age and condition of the vehicle and the battery, market demand and model popularity, government incentives, and other variables.
The BMW iX is the only BMW electric vehicle rated for towing. It has a towing capacity of up to 3,500 pounds.
You can learn more about the benefits of BMW electric cars here.
BMW offers attractive financing offers on all of our electric cars. You can explore the best financing offers for you on our Special Offers page.
At the state level, incentives like tax credits, grants, rebates, and more are available depending on your eligibility and your location. You can find out what your state offers and if your vehicle is eligible here.
You can find our best finance offers and lease deals, as well as search by dealers near you, on our Special Offers page.
The latest all-electric BMWs can easily manage the majority of journeys you are likely to take without needing to recharge the battery. The main factor to consider is how many miles you drive on an everyday basis and how often you drive more than 300 miles in a single trip.
With the large battery size of all-electric BMW models and access to a large nationwide public charging infrastructure through BMW Charging, range loss is less of a concern. Follow all the tips to maximize your electric range and you’ll get the most out of your all-electric lifestyle.
Wheel size and design, as well as tire width and type, play a role in the fuel efficiency of all vehicles. In the case of electric vehicles, efficiency impacts your electric range. Generally speaking, fuel efficiency increases as a result of lighter weight, improved aerodynamics, and lower rolling resistance tire type. Your BMW Center will help you to choose the best combination of wheels and tires for your needs.
Every BMW Certified vehicle is backed by our BMW Certified Pre-Owned Limited Warranty. This provides coverage for one year with unlimited miles, after the expiration of the 4 year/50,000-mile BMW New Vehicle/SAV Limited Warranty. Please see the Exclusionary Warranty for more information on what isn’t covered. There are also additional plans available to extend warranty coverage.
You can learn more about charging your electric vehicle at home here. You can learn about public charging infrastructure and options here.
You can learn more about the benefits of BMW electric cars here.
If you don't charge your plug-in hybrid, you can use the vehicle like a conventional gas-powered vehicle. The electric motor will provide assistance when required and converts braking energy into electrical energy through recuperation, or energy recovery.
BMW plug-in hybrid vehicles, including their high-voltage components, do not require any special or scheduled maintenance outside of the factory-scheduled maintenance recommended for all new BMW vehicles. In addition, BMW of North America, LLC (BMW NA) provides a warranty for the high-voltage lithium-ion battery assembly against defects in materials or workmanship for a period of 8 years/100,000 miles, whichever occurs first. Refer to the Service and Warranty page for more information based on PHEV models.
For all recommended factory-scheduled maintenance, BMW offers the comprehensive BMW Ultimate Care program at your authorized BMW Center, which guarantees no-cost maintenance for the first 3 years or 36,00 miles, which comes first after purchase.
Yes, the BMW offers two plug-in hybrid SUVs as part of their lineup: the X5 xDrive50e and the XM. These vehicles combine a traditional internal combustion engine with an electric motor, offering improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions.
The plug-in hybrids offered by BMW include the 550e xDrive Sedan, the 750e xDrive Sedan, the M5 Sedan, the M5 Touring, the X5 xDrive50e SUV, and the XM SUV.
BMW assembled the highly efficient fuel cell systems used in the BMW iX5 Hydrogen Concept Vehicle in a special center for hydrogen located in Munich, Germany.
The BMW iX5 Hydrogen Concept Vehicle provides a smooth, quiet, and relaxing driving experience, similar to BMWs other electric vehicles. It delivers brisk acceleration and dynamic handling. While the BMW iX5 Hydrogen Concept vehicle doesn't offer the same explosive acceleration as some other EVs, it still provides ample power for everyday driving and thrills for those seeking them.
Yes, as hydrogen fuel technology continues to improve, BMW plans to develop and release more vehicles to complement the existing BEV and PHEV vehicles. The BMW Group and the Toyota Motor Corporation are pooling their innovative strength and their technological capabilities to bring a new generation of fuel cell powertrain technology to the roads. Both companies share the aspiration of advancing the hydrogen economy and have extended their collaboration to push this locally zero-emission technology to the next level.
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