Adorable! Compared to its predecessor, the second generation 4 Series Gran Coupe has grown by 14.3 cm to 4.78 meters in length. And the height and width are more than about five or three centimeters. So there is enough room in the new long distance glider with the wild college now.
Instead of big and heavy battery and electric motors In a BMW i4 it is technically relevant However, in the 4 Series Gran Coupe, there is a classic driving technique. And for the first time there is a 4×4. The diesel and petrol engines produce 190 hp (420d from 58’400 SF, 420d xDrive from 61’200 CHF) and 184 to 374 hp (420i from 56’400 SF, 430i from 63’600 CHF, M440i xDrive from 81 700 Swiss francs). ).
Chassis mode
BMW has a one-to-one chassis from series 4 accepted. Alternatively, there is an M sports suspension with electronically controlled dampers and an electronically controlled differential on the rear axle.
The cockpit of the Gran Coupé is also identical to that of the other 4 Series models. This means the infotainment system is also at the forefront of BMW with a 12.3-inch touchscreen display, which is still supported by a rotating push-button start. The graphic of the user interface also corresponds to that of the model series siblings: the tile optics for infotainment and the BMW machete for the virtual cockpit. This also includes a head-up display with a display surface that has been increased by 70 percent, so the driver can adjust the displays as needed. However, BMW customers have to do without the augmented reality variant.
Cloud-based services
Of course, BMW also uses cloud-based services for the Series 4. In the case of the navigation system, for example, real-time traffic data arrives at the car at short intervals. At BMW, “Always On” also means that updates can be run wirelessly in the car. And the Gran Coupé doesn’t lag behind its brethren when it comes to self-driving functionality, too. In the event of a traffic jam on the motorway, the Gran Coupé is also directed by autopilot to the edge of the lane in order to create an emergency lane.
Swiss BMW dealers will start selling the new 4 Series Gran Coupe on November 13.
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