Exploring the BMW i4: Unique Driving Experience and Design
- Authors
- Published on
- Published on
- Name
- By Dushyant
- (@dishs)
The BMW i4, a quintessential electric sedan, aims to break the mold of typical EV monotony by offering a driving experience akin to a "cranked up Vine Street Expressway veiny dick." With dual electric motors churning out 396 horsepower and 443 lb-ft of torque, this BMW promises a thrilling ride, reaching 0-60 in a blistering 4.4 seconds. However, the lack of freewheeling mode may leave drivers feeling a bit frantic, reminiscent of BMW's impatient road demeanor.
While the BMW i4 boasts a liftback design, providing ample cargo space akin to a wagon, its driving dynamics raise eyebrows. The car's performance is likened to a Mario warp whistle, effortlessly overtaking others on the road. Despite its high price tag of around $61,000, the BMW i4 struggles to carve out a distinct identity, blending efficiency with a chaotic grace reminiscent of internal combustion engines.
The BMW i4's sound profile, particularly the door closing noise, lacks the refinement expected in a luxury vehicle, raising questions about its overall design execution. This electric sedan challenges the traditional notions of driving passion and sincerity in the luxury car market, leaving enthusiasts pondering its true essence. While the BMW i4 may not evoke strong emotions or attachment like its counterparts, it serves as a transitional experience, catering to a broader audience seeking a blend of style and efficiency on the road.
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Watch 2024 BMW i4: Regular Car Reviews on Youtube
Viewer Reactions for 2024 BMW i4: Regular Car Reviews
"GIVE ME YOUR BIG BOX OF MEAT" is a decent first line on Grindr
Comments on the BMW's kidney grilles design
Mention of the i3 having a frunk
Recipe for a thick cut NY Strip shared
Experience of driving the i4 as a valet driver
Discussion on coasting and regenerative braking efficiency
Mention of flickering headlight on the BMW
Criticism of screens instead of gauges in the car
Comparison of EVs to appliances
Speculation on insurance costs for EVs in the future
Related Articles
Get the Lowdown on the Kia Forte GT Economy Car
Regular Car Reviews gives us the lowdown on the Kia Forte GT, an economy car that's trying to be something it's not.
2020 Volvo C40 Recharge: A Game-Changing Electric Vehicle with Sleek Design and Powerful Performance
Discover the 2020 Volvo C40 recharge in this Regular Car Reviews episode. With its sleek design, powerful performance, and tire preservation tips, this electric vehicle is a game-changer in the EV world. Don't miss out on this futuristic and contemporary gem.
The Ford Fusion Titanium: A Lackluster Sedan That Fails to Impress
The Ford Fusion Titanium: A lackluster sedan that leaves you questioning Ford's design choices. Poor interior fit and finish, underwhelming turbocharged engine, and issues with features like the rear camera and navigation system. Don't settle for mediocrity.
The Legendary R32 Skyline: A Symbol of Automotive Excellence
Regular Car Reviews explores the iconic R32 Skyline, a highly influential car in North America despite never being officially sold there. This video showcases the car's features, performance, and enduring appeal, capturing the excitement and fascination it continues to generate among car enthusiasts.