The BMW i3 is barely on sale in the US, but the German automaker is already putting a number on the 2027 model's first finance offer. Granted, it's not a splashy 0-percent rate, but it's likely enough to get some people interested in the brand's newest EV.
The deal covers the i3 50 xDrive, the only version confirmed for launch, and runs through November 2. Buyers face a single advertised APR and a modest loyalty discount for existing owners, while there's no broader cash rebate (yet), a notable gap compared with BMW's own outgoing EV sedan.
