The median 2026 BMW i4 in the Canadian market sits at $84,899. Most cars land between $73,812 and $92,449, so that's the band you're negotiating inside. Anything at the low end deserves a close look at trim and condition. Anything above $92,449 needs a reason.
These cars are essentially new. Median odometer reading is 2,069 km, so you're paying near-new money for near-new metal. That $18,637 spread from the bottom to the top of the typical range isn't wear talking. It's trim.
What the three trims tell you
The eDrive40 is the value entry, median $73,002, with most examples between $69,502 and $76,602. Step up to the xDrive40 and the median jumps to $86,895, roughly $13,900 more for all-wheel drive. The M60 sits well above both at $98,195, and its range is tight, $93,619 to $99,104, so there's little haggling room on those.
If all-wheel drive isn't a hard requirement, the eDrive40 is the clear play here. You save real money and stay inside the meat of the market. The M60 is a different purchase entirely, priced like the performance car it is.
We've flagged 5 deals on the 2026 i4 in the last 90 days. On a model this fresh, a car dipping toward the bottom of its trim's range is worth moving on quickly, since the pricing has little room to fall further on its own.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| M60 | $98,195 | $93,619–$99,104 |
| Xdrive40 | $86,895 | $84,811–$90,543 |
| Edrive40 | $73,002 | $69,502–$76,602 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.