BMW I3 125KW 42KWH 5DR Auto
£11,995
- Make
- BMW
- Model
- I3
- Year
- 2020
- Mileage
- 30,401 mi
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Automatic
Overview
This 2020 BMW i3 is a practical electric car delivering zero-emission urban driving. With 125kW of electric power and a 42kWh battery, it offers reliable range for daily commuting and city travel. The five-door configuration provides convenient access, while the automatic transmission ensures smooth, effortless driving. At 30,401 miles, this used i3 represents an established example of BMW's pioneering electric vehicle. Ideal for environmentally conscious drivers seeking a dependable, compact electric solution with genuine BMW engineering and quality.
About the BMW I3
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The BMW i3 is a compact, purpose-built electric city car that prioritizes urban mobility and sustainability. It features a distinctive design with a carbon-fibre reinforced plastic body, minimalist interior, and a tight turning circle ideal for congested European streets. Two generations exist: the original i3 (2013–2022) with a small electric motor and optional range-extending petrol engine, and the newer i3 (2022+) with significantly improved range and performance. The car appeals to environmentally conscious urban dwellers and early EV adopters who value design innovation and practicality over long-distance capability. It represents BMW's experimental approach to electric mobility rather than a conventional family hatchback.
Pros
- +Excellent urban agility and tight turning circle
- +Striking, distinctive design inside and out
- +Strong acceleration from electric motor
- +Low running costs and minimal emissions
- +Good build quality and premium interior materials
Watch out for
- −Limited real-world range, especially original generation
- −Expensive for the size and practicality offered
- −Cramped rear seats and boot space
- −Not suitable for regular long-distance travel
Common issues
- !Battery degradation over time in older examples
- !Expensive replacement parts and servicing costs
- !Range anxiety in early generation models
