BMW i4 EV CABLE

Your BMW i4 supports a maximum of 11kW charging (Three Phase/16A) and uses a Type 2 Connector. 

BMW i4 is an all electric car that comes with a 335bhp and rear-wheel-drive or 544bhp all-wheel-drive in the M50. It has a range of 367 miles on a full charge with a top speed of 118mph. It can accelerate from 0-62mph in 5.7 seconds. This 4 door is of similar size to the BMW 3 series, an ideal car for those looking for comfort.

Charging is done using an EV Cables Type 2 connector with a maximum power of 11kW. A fully depleted battery will charge in around 8 hours 45 minutes, but you will need a phase 3 grid connection to achieve this. 

This stunning all electric vehicle has a 470 litre boot, enough room for your luggage or your shopping. The interior space has a luxurious ambience, pre-heating, pre-conditioning, sports steering wheel and is spacious enough for 4 passengers. There is automatic climate control with a touchscreen display, heated seats and a heated steering wheel.

Use your smartphone to make use of the Apple CarPlay and the BMW app where you can lock and unlock your car straight from your phone. The 40 drive assistance functions include lane departure warning, speed limit info and front collision warning. The BMW i4 also has reversing assistant and a camera.

Go up to 367 miles on a single charge
0-62mph in 5.7 seconds
Top speed of 118mph

Choose from the cables listed below.

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Important Note About 11kW Cables: 11kW cables (3 Phase, 16A) are not usually ideal as a general charging cable in the UK. This is due to the fact that most EVSE (Charge points) in the UK are single-phase only. This would cause your 11kW cable to charge at 1 phase, 16A which is a 3.6kW charge rate, the slowest you can get! Most users would benefit more from a 7.2kW charging cable or the heavier 22kW charging cable.

Our EV charging cables are backward compatible. They will automatically switch between 32 and 16 amps. So you can purchase more amps and phases for use on others cars / future-proofing and it’ll still work on your current car. Any cable lower than your cars maximum supported charging, will limit the change rate to the cable capacity.

Don't forget, your charge rate is also limited by your charge point.