Supported Models 13
Total NHTSA Complaints 1,500
Total Safety Recalls 301
Available BMW Models
Select a model family to inspect detailed safety records, owner complaints, recalls, and fuel economy
Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) 2020–2024
X1
Combined MPG: 26–28 MPG
Combined MPGe: 26–28 MPGe
Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) 2020–2025
X2
Combined MPG: 26–28 MPG
Combined MPGe: 26–28 MPGe
Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) 2020–2024
X3
Combined MPG: 16–27 MPG
Combined MPGe: 16–27 MPGe
Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) 2020–2024
X4
Combined MPG: 16–25 MPG
Combined MPGe: 16–25 MPGe
Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) 2020–2025
X5
Combined MPG: 15–25 MPG
Combined MPGe: 15–25 MPGe
Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) 2020–2025
X6
Combined MPG: 15–24 MPG
Combined MPGe: 15–24 MPGe
Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) 2020–2025
X7
Combined MPG: 17–22 MPG
Combined MPGe: 17–22 MPGe
Passenger Car 2023–2025
XM
Combined MPGe: 14 MPGe
Passenger Car 2020–2025
Z4
Combined MPG: 22–28 MPG
Combined MPGe: 22–28 MPGe
Passenger Car 2020–2021
i3
Combined MPGe: 31–113 MPGe
Max EV Range: 153 mi
Passenger Car 2022–2025
i4
Combined MPGe: 80–120 MPGe
Max EV Range: 318 mi
Passenger Car 2023–2025
i7
Combined MPGe: 75–90 MPGe
Max EV Range: 321 mi
Passenger Car 2022–2025
iX
Combined MPGe: 76–87 MPGe
Max EV Range: 324 mi
Official Data Sources & Transparency
All statistics on this page are aggregated strictly from official United States government records:
- NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation: Safety defect complaints filed by consumers.
- NHTSA Recall Management Division: Official safety recall campaigns issued under 49 U.S.C. Chapter 301.
- NHTSA New Car Assessment Program (NCAP): Front, side, and rollover laboratory crash test ratings.
- US EPA & Department of Energy (FuelEconomy.gov): Standardized dynamometer fuel economy and EV range estimates.