Driven by innovation and leadership, the new chapter of BMW 100% electric E-mobility steps up in using intelligent technologies to unleash more possibilities, manifesting your desires into reality!
Indicative Price under
"One-for-One Replacement" Scheme2
(Estimated vehicle delivery starts from 20243)
Available from $739,9001,
Purchase Price under
"One-for-One Replacement" Scheme2
(Estimated vehicle delivery: In Stock)
Available from $1,039,9001,
Purchase Price under
"One-for-One Replacement" Scheme2
(Estimated vehicle delivery starts from Q2-Q3 20233)
Indicative Price under
"One-for-One Replacement" Scheme2
(Estimated vehicle delivery starts from 20243)
Available from $2,219,9001,
Purchase Price under
"One-for-One Replacement" Scheme2
(Estimated vehicle delivery starts from Q2-Q3 20233)
Regardless of before or during the journey, or even looking into the future, BMW i have got everything covered. From now, step into an electric way of life, and enjoy various advantages like never before at various phases!
Swap your petrol-powered vehicle for an all-new BMW i electric vehicle and enjoy as much as HK$287,500 in concession in Motor Vehicles First Registration Tax (FRT), embark on a new pure-electric journey at a special price.
^According to the policy announced by the Hong Kong Government on 24 Feb 2021, the FRT concession will be valid until 31 Mar 2024, and the concession shall be HK$97,500. Alternatively, under the “One-for-One Replacement” Scheme, the concession cap is HK$287,500. For details, please refer to the Hong Kong Government website. For enquiries, please visit our showroom or contact one of our customer service officers at 3193 6688.
Compared with traditional petrol vehicles, electric vehicles cost less in fuel-consumption. Based on an average consumption rate of $1.13/1kW, driving electric vehicles will save nearly HK$100,000 in the next 5 years compared with traditional petrol vehicles!
| Assuming average annual driving distance of 15,000km | Petrol Vehicle | BMW iX |
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| Cost per 100km | Assuming a petrol vehicle of the same class has an average fuel consumption of 9.1L/100km, only 1/8 of the cost would be needed if running on electricity | |
| Projected Fuel & Electricity Costs for 5 Years | Premium petrol at HK$16.29/L | Average rate of electricity in HK at HK$1.13/kWh |
| Cost for 1 Year | Approx. HK$22,000 | Approx. $1,025 |
| On Average 5-yr Vehicle Turnaround Basis, Next 5-yr Costs | Approx. HK$110,000 | Approx. $12,300 |
As opposed to traditional petrol vehicles, electric vehicles’ license fees aren’t calculated using the engine volume, but is calculated using vehicle mass: first 1000kg costs HK$572; each 250kg then costs HK$124.
Taking for example the BMW iX xDrive40 weighing 2,365kg*, the vehicle license fee each year only costs HK$1,316; compared with a traditional petrol vehicle of its same class (2,500cc to 3,500cc), which requires an annual vehicle license fee of HK$9,929, the electric vehicle license fee comes in at merely 1/8 of the cost.
*Information provided by BMW AG, for reference only.
The BMW i flagship store "BMW iSpace" conveys the commitment of an electrified future by BMW, presented to BMW i and electric vehicle enthusiasts with the brand’s most pioneering technology and customer experience.
Electricity is pervasive in our daily lives, and charging stations for electric vehicles can be found in virtually every corner of Hong Kong. No matter if it’s the BMW i Wallbox at home, public charging stations while on-the-go, or the BMW Charging Stations, you never have to worry about charging issues. You will always be ready to embark on your ideal electric-powered journey at your convenience!
| 1 | Install BMW Wallbox (Gen 3)Retail Price from $8,950 (an extra 10% off for new customer, excl. installation fees) Installing BMW Wallbox (Gen 3):
Enquires
Tel: 5742 6088
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| 2 | EV-charging at Home Subsidy Scheme4To support the wider use of electric private cars, the Government has rolled out an subsidy for the installation of EV charging-enabling infrastructure in car parks of existing private residential buildings. The subsidy is expected to cover about 140,000 private parking spaces in about 700 car parks of the existing private residential buildings and estates, accounting for about half of the eligible parking spaces in Hong Kong. |
| 1 | Over 5000 public charging stations throughout Hong Kong |
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| 2 | BMW Charging StationsBMW is introducing some of the first charging facilities located in different parts of the city. With the aim to provide a seamless charging solution for EV owners in Hong Kong. BMW iSpace - Hopewell Centre CarparkLocation: 12/F, Hopewell Centre Carpark, No. 183 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong The charging station located in Hopewell Centre carpark is equipped with 12 chargers including 6 units of 80kW DC fast chargers and 6 units of 11kW AC chargers. All equipped to suit your electric mobility requirements. BMW Charging StationsHong Kong Island
Hang Lung Centre
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
Kornhill Plaza
K11 Atelier
Peak Galleria
The Centrium Kowloon
Gala Place
Kwun Tong Plaza
K11 Musea
K11 Art Mall New Territories
Panda Place
Sime Darby House
Tuen Mun Town Plaza
More Charging Stations
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Learn more about charging times to relieve your concerns, so that you can choose the most suitable charging method under different conditions, and enjoy a new world of electric-powered driving!
Charging time required when using different charging facilities:
(take for example, charge the BMW iX xDrive40 until 80% capacity, with a battery capacity of ~56kWh, and to provide a range of 340km)
AC Standard Charger
56kWh/2.2kW
AC Medium Charger
56kWh/7.4kW
AC 3-Phrase Quick Charger
56kWh/11kW
DC Quick Charger
56kWh/50kW
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