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Get Your Hands on a 2024 BMW EV with Up to $7,500 in Rebates

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According to the American automotive portal Car Direct, BMW’s 2024 battery electric vehicles are receiving rebates from $5,000 to $7,500 in the United States until April. The 2024 BMW i7 Sedan and the iX SUV reportedly receive a purchase incentive of $7,500.

The media reported that if customers finance their purchase through BMW Financial Services, they can receive the purchase incentive through loan credit, or if buyers finance purchases elsewhere, they can receive the purchase incentive through a NON-FS credit applicable to cash purchases.

Furthermore, BMW is said to offer loyalty discounts of $1,000 for the i4, $1,500 for the i5, and $3,000 for the i7 for current and previous BMW owners or lease users.

Car Direct argues leasing is the best way to get the best deal on a BMW EV in the U.S. market. BMW is offering lease credits of $7,500 for the i4 and i5 and $9,900 for the i7 and iX. For purchasers who are eligible for a loyalty discount, they could receive nearly $13,000 off on both models.

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