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The facelifted 2024 BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe (G24) and i4 Gran Coupe (G26) have been unveiled. Roughly 3 years after their initial introduction in 2021, both models now get a range of aesthetic and technology updates as well as a new i4 BEV variant to top things off. Starting with the commonplace updates, both models now feature a newly designed grille, with the i4 having a half-enclosed surface whilst the 4 Series Gran Coupe sports a mesh structure. Both models also feature a new headlight desig

BMW Malaysia has launched a new variant of the BMW iX3, the Final Edition variant. Priced at RM 319,600 (with 5-year extended warranty and service package), the iX3 Final Edition is RM 9k less than the iX3 Inspiring M Sport variant. Despite its name, the Final Edition variant still gets M Sport styling package. Also available are the following M Performance equipment: M Performance Carbon Mirror Caps M Performance Carbon Fibre Door Sill M Performance Rear Spoiler Adaptive M Suspension lifetime u

The BMW i7 is one of the largest, most powerful and most luxurious BEV models you can buy today, however, with prices starting at over RM 700k - it doesn’t come cheap. With that said, do you want one heck of a bargain? Browse WapCar’s Cars for Sale page today and you’ll find several 2023 production year pre-owned units going for just RM 560,000. Let’s take a closer look. Prices of the BMW i7 in Malaysia The BMW i7 was officially launched in July 2023, starting with the BMW i7 xDrive60 M Sport, p

BMW's strategic pivot towards BEVs in the coming years may spell the end for the conventional ICE-powered BMW 4 Series due to model consolidation in preparation for the much-anticipated Neue Klasse BEV lineup. Sighting internal sources, BMW Blog reports that "there are currently no plans to develop a CLAR-based BMW 4 Series” when the 2-door Coupe/Cabriolet and 4-door Gran Coupe models come up for replacement; a decision that “dates back to when the (battery) EV market appeared highly promising,

In a strategic move aimed at reducing its reliance on China for BEV battery technology and production, BMW Group has announced a significant long-term partnership with Croatian BEV hypercar manufacturer Rimac. Forming a European alliance of sorts for battery technology and production, BMW’s tie-up with Rimac will give BMW access to the brand’s high-performance batteries, and in turn allow Rimac to ramp us its battery production. Also read: The Olympics of EVs: After Toyota's 'Team Japan', Chines