Almost all BMWs are hundreds to thousands of euros more expensive

BMW is implementing an interim price adjustment on virtually its entire model range. BMW’s electric models, such as the iX1, iX3, i4, i5, i7 and iX, are skipped. The new prices will take effect on January 1, 2024. In some cases the price increases are certainly not lenient. Although some plug-in hybrid engine versions will only increase in price by a few tens of euros, the engine versions without a plug will become several thousand euros more expensive. In the case of some diesel versions and sporty M versions, the price increase is sometimes €10,000 or more. The price increase is partly related to higher recycling contributions and adjustments in the BPM amounts. We are still awaiting an explanation from the Dutch importer.

To prevent our website from being completely filled with articles about price increases per model today and in the coming days, we are compressing everything as much as possible into this article. As a result, it is not possible to provide detailed information on the price increase of each engine version per model. We generally stick to the minimum and maximum price increase.

BMW 1 series

The entry-level 1-series – the 116i – will be €976 more expensive with both a manual gearbox and an automatic transmission, which means that a BMW 1-series 116i with a manual gearbox will now cost €38,139. The M Performance version M135iA xDrive becomes €3,432 more expensive and now changes hands from €71,545. Please note: all engine versions in between will also become about 3 to 5 percent more expensive. This quickly means that you will spend €1,000 to €2,000 more for the other engine versions.

BMW 1 series

BMW 2 Series Coupe

The BMW 2-series Coupé will be €1,264 (220iA) to €6,543 (M2) more expensive. These versions now cost successively €54,115 and €121,484. The most affordable 2-series Coupé obviously remains the 218iA. It will be €1,514 more expensive and you can take it home from €51,154. Here too, all other engine versions – such as the 230iA and M240iAs – will also increase in price by several thousand euros.

BMW 2 Series Coupe

BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe

The minimum price increase is €958 for the BMW 2-series Gran Coupé. This is for the 218i with and without a manual gearbox. They cost successively €43,181 and €45,299. The largest price increase here also applies to the top version. The M235iA xDrive becomes €2,334 more expensive and now costs €71,155.

BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe

BMW 2 Series Active Tourer

The 2-series Active Tourer is the first car in the list that shows that BMW’s plug-in hybrids are spared a large price increase. The 2-series Active Tourer 225e xDrive and 230e xDrive are both only €38 more expensive. The 225e xDrive now costs €47,827, the 230e xDrive is now on the price list for €51,457. The other engine versions will be around €1,030 to €1,728 more expensive, with the largest price increase being for the 2-series Active Tourer 218dA. His new price: €51,406.

BMW 2 Series Tourer

BMW 3 Series Sedan and Touring

The smallest price increase also applies to the plug-in versions of the 3-series Sedan and Touring. For example, the 320e Sedan (+€60), 330e Sedan (+€60) and 330e xDrive Sedan (+€66) are only marginally more expensive. The 320e Sedan is now available from €52,249. The plug-ins of the 3-series Touring are also all less than €100 more expensive. The other petrol and diesel versions are increasing more strongly in price. For example, the 3-series Sedan as an entry-level 318i now costs €53,709 (+€1,389) and the M3 Sedan now changes owners from €138,944 (+€7,153). The 3-series Touring now costs €56,837 (+€1,789) as a 318i. The M3 Touring Competition xDrive becomes €7,336 more expensive and now costs €153,184.

BMW 3 series

BMW 4-series Coupé, Convertible and Gran Coupé

The entire 4-series family – minus the i4 – is also becoming more expensive. The price increase for the 4-series Coupé is €1,228 to €7,301 depending on the engine version. Entry-level 420iA now costs €59,151, top version M4 xDrive Competition €154,315. The engine versions in between are also becoming up to several thousand euros more expensive.

The 4-series Cabrio will be €1,759 to €7,336 more expensive. The smallest price increase is for the 420iA Convertible, which now costs €68,179. The M4 Cabrio Competition xDrive will soon be in the order books for €163,167.

The entry-level version of the 4-series Gran Coupé – the 420iA – will soon be available from €62,065, making it €1,699 more expensive. The price of the M440iA xDrive increases by €4,225 to €99,054.

BMW 4 series

BMW 5-series Sedan and Touring

The plug-in hybrid 5-series 530e and 550e xDrive will successively become only a few tens of euros more expensive. The 530e is now available from €70,303. The entry-level 520iA will be about a thousand euros more expensive and now costs €66,096. The 520d xDrive records the largest price increase behind its name. It will become €2,324 more expensive and now costs €76,001. The i5 is spared a price increase.

The 5-series Touring of the previous generation 5-series will also be in the order books next year. It is only available as a Business Edition. The old 5-series Touring is even €14 less expensive as a plug-in hybrid 530e. However, other engine versions note a price increase from €1,789 to as much as €4,164 after their name. You can get in from €71,068 in the 520i Business Edition Plus, which costs €72,068 (+€1,789).

BMW 5 series

BMW 7 series

Like the other electric BMWs, the BMW i7 will not become more expensive. The 7 Series with combustion engines will be, although the price increase for the two plug-in hybrid versions (750e and M760e) is very limited, successively €46 and €50. The diesel version 740d xDrive will be more expensive. The price of that engine version will increase by €3,225 and so it is now in the order books for €138,672.

BMW 7 series

BMW 8-series Coupé, Convertible and Gran Coupé

In the market for one of the three 8 Series body styles? You will also have to bring more money to the BMW dealer from 2024. The 8-series Coupé will be €4,530 to €8,922 more expensive. The 840i Coupé is now listed for €133,788. For the top version M8 Coupé you now pay €230,912.

The prices of the 8-series Convertible increase by €4,835 to €9,166. Entry-level 840i Cabrio now costs €146,213, top version M8 Cabrio €242,909. Prices for the 8 Series Gran Coupé will also increase by €4,835 to €9,166. The 8-series Gran Coupé is available as an 840i from €132,903 and as an M8 Gran Coupé from €229,479. Again: there are more engine versions that are becoming more expensive.

BMW 8 Series Convertible

BMW X1

The plug-in hybrid versions of the The entry-level sDrive18iA changes hands from €52,119, making it €1,246 more expensive. The heaviest price increase is for the top version M35i. It will be €3,920 more expensive and you can now take it home from €83,841. The electric iX1 will not become more expensive.

BMW X1

BMW X3

Just like the plug-in hybrid engine versions of other models, the plug-in hybrid X3 xDrive30e will also hardly become more expensive. The price of this plug-in version will increase by only €167 and is now €67,376. You will soon spend €3,676 more for the xDrive20i; After all, it is on the price list for €77,113. Top version X3 M has a new entry-level price of €160,265, which is €8,190 higher than before. Once again we emphasize that the other engine versions are also becoming more expensive, in the case of the X3 also several thousand euros.

BMW X3

BMW X4

The more dynamically lined X3 brother is not available as a plug-in, so the minimum price increase for this model is at least €2,775 (xDrive20dA, €80,718). The entry-level xDrive20i will be €3,554 more expensive and has a new starting price of €78,435. The X4 M will be more than 8 grand more expensive and is now listed for €161,643.

BMW X4

BMW X5

€36. That is the small amount by which the price of the plug-in hybrid X5 xDrive50e will increase. It now costs €99,894. However, the X5 xDrive40i is €4,957 more expensive and is now on the price list from €116,098. The X5 M Competition is even more expensive by almost €12,500 and has a new starting price of €237,418.

BMW X5

BMW X6

Just like the X4, the BMW X6 is also not available as a plug-in hybrid. The mildest petrol version is called xDrive40i and is more than €5,000 more expensive. The starting price is now €122,697. The biggest price increase is for the X6 M Competition. It will become €11,240 more expensive and now costs €239,704.

BMW X6

BMW X7

The BMW X7 is only available with three engine versions, so we can cover all three. The xDrive40i will be €6,604 more expensive and is now in the order books from €146,887. Diesel version xDrive40d is more than €7,500 more expensive and now costs €154,730. For the M60i, called M Performance version, you now spend €200,733 just under €10,000 more than before.

BMW X7

BMW XM

The engine range of the BMW XM is also very clear. There are only two engine versions available and they are both plug-ins. So no sharp price increase here. The variant simply called XM costs €177,896 (+€68), the XM Label Red is €122 more expensive and has a new price of €204,280.

BMW XM

BMW Z4

The BMW X4 is available as sDrive20i, sDrive30i and M40i. They become successively €2,020, €2,639 and €4,347 more expensive. The most affordable Z4 (sDrive20i) starts at €64,474. For the sDrive30i you now pay €69,928, while the sportiest version has a new starting price of €96,396.

BMW Z4