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i5 range in km

The 2026 BMW i5 is rated for up to 447 km (278 miles) on a full charge, according to Natural Resources Canada. Across its 3 versions, rated range runs from 417 to 447 km.

xDrive40 (19-inch wheels): rated versus real driving

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Rated
447 km
120 km/h
376 km
0°C
358 km
−20°C
259 km

Dashed line: Ottawa–Toronto 450 km

Rated (NRCan)Highway at 120 km/h (estimate)Winter at 0°C (estimate)Winter at −20°C (estimate)

i5 range by version

VersionDriveRated rangeMilesHighway cyclekWh/100 kmLevel 2 charge
xDrive40 (19-inch wheels)AWD447 km278 mi443 km21.48 h
M60 xDrive (19-inch wheels)AWD446 km277 mi442 km21.28 h
xDrive40 (21-inch wheels)AWD417 km259 mi406 km23.18 h

Highway cycle is the range implied by NRCan's highway energy rating rather than the combined city and highway figure. Wheel size matters: on the i5, the gap between the best and worst version is 30 km.

How the i5 ranks

The xDrive40 (19-inch wheels) ranks #46 of 62 EVs in this directory by rated range. The average best-version range for the 17 cars we track is 506 km, so the i5 sits 59 km below that.

i5 range by model year

Model yearLongest rated rangeMiles
2026447 km278 mi
2025428 km266 mi
2024412 km256 mi

More on the i5

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Questions

How far can a BMW i5 go on a full charge?

The longest-range 2026 BMW i5 (xDrive40 (19-inch wheels)) is rated for 447 km by Natural Resources Canada. At a steady 120 km/h, expect roughly 376 km, and around 259 km at −20°C.

What is the BMW i5 range in miles?

Up to 278 miles (447 km) for the xDrive40 (19-inch wheels), and 259 miles (417 km) for the shortest-range version.

Does the BMW i5 lose range in winter?

Yes. Every EV does. We estimate about 358 km at 0°C and 259 km at −20°C for the xDrive40 (19-inch wheels). The i5 heat pump fitment varies by year and trim, so we use a mid-point estimate.

Rated range: Natural Resources Canada Fuel Consumption Ratings, battery-electric vehicles 2012-2026 (updated March 9, 2026), 2026 model year unless noted. Estimates explained in how we estimate.