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2022 BMW i4 M50 Earns Its M Badge

Posted on January 25, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

From the November 2021 issue of Car and Driver.A mere look at the i4 M50 doesn’t hint at its significance. There’s little to distinguish it from the like-sized 4-series Gran Coupe four-door it’s based on. But this is BMW’s first EV to wear the storied M badge, even if it’s an M50 moniker and not a full-blown M.It earns the M badge, too, as its power and range are a massive leap beyond BMW’s previous i-subbrand offerings. The


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