- Incredibly comfortable and refined
- Tech-filled interior and 378-mile range
- £526 per month with £6,613 initial payment
The BMW i7 is an acclaimed, pure-electric luxury car which has a starting price of more than £100,000. That makes it an ideal car to feature on The Apprentice, but a rather unexpected pick for our Car Deal of the Day. But right now you can get your hands on BMW’s most luxurious EV for £526 per month through our sister site Carwow.
This two-year lease deal comes from VIP Gateway via Carwow. It requires a relatively large initial payment of £6,613, followed by monthly payments of £526, which is a lot less than we’d expect a £100k luxury EV to cost. What makes it even more impressive is lease deals for the i7’s chief rival, the Mercedes EQS, start from £1,456 on Carwow – almost three times as much!
A mileage limit of 6,000 miles per year is included in this offer, but if you attend a lot of meetings and need to increase it to 8,000 miles a year, the price only rises to £563 per month. If you’re covering lots of miles everyday, you can raise the allowance to 12,000 miles per year, and this currently brings the monthly payments up to £636.
The BMW i7 is a great car for covering long distances, because it offers unrivalled levels of refinement and superb ride comfort – two of the reasons why it has won our Luxury Car of the Year award twice now. Even better, the 101.7kWh battery provides a range of up to 378 miles.
We were blown away by the interior, too. As you’d expect, this features cutting-edge technology, the highest-quality materials and acres of space. Among the equipment onboard are two-chamber air suspension, soft-closing doors, a Bowers and Wilkins sound system, 12.3-inch central touchscreen, 14.9-inch digital driver’s display and ambient lighting, which incorporates the ‘BMW Interaction Bar’ that stretches across the dashboard and onto the doors.
Our Deal of the Day selections are taken from the site of our sister site Carwow. Prices and offers are subject to change, while terms and conditions apply.