BMW X4

The BMW X4 is the sports coupe of the compact luxury SUV segment, combining the agility of a sedan with the practical advantages of a raised architecture since its launch in 2014. Heir to the 'SAC' (Sports Activity Coupe) philosophy initiated by BMW, this model occupies a unique position between the classic X3 and generalist SUV coupes, facing direct competitors such as the Mercedes-GLC Coupe or Audi Q4 e-tron. The BMW X4 history revolves around three generations: the first generation (F26, 2014-2018) established the codes with its sloping roof profile and asserted dynamism, the second (G02, 2018-2024) refined the design and enriched the engine offering with the arrival of electrified powertrains, while the current generation continues this evolution by betting on progressive electrification and digital integration. The BMW X4 generations show a constant: a sought-after balance between aggressive visual presence (increasingly pronounced grille, muscular lines) and the road comfort of a prestige tourer. The BMW X4 model today offers a varied engine selection, from turbocharged four-cylinders to six-cylinders, as well as plug-in hybrid variants and, to a lesser extent, electric vehicles, allowing BMW to respond to diversified customer demand in Europe and worldwide. With two million owners since its inception and its affirmed high-end positioning, the X4 remains an essential reference in the premium compact SUV coupe segment.