The BMW iX is the top-selling luxury electric car in India.
New Delhi: India’s premier sustainable luxury ground transportation provider, Leap, has incorporated 32 BMW iX EVs into its prestigious fleet, marking the largest single order of BMW iX vehicles for BMW India.
BMW Group India continues to lead the country’s luxury passenger electric vehicle (EV) market, boasting a remarkable sales figure of 1,474 units in 2023. The BMW iX1, BMW i4, BMW iX, BMW i7, BMW i7 M70, and Mini 3-Door Cooper SE constitute its electric car portfolio, all of which are completely built-up (CBU) models.
In 2023, the BMW iX emerged as the top-selling luxury electric car in India, recording 694 units sold. Priced at Rs 1.39 crore (ex-showroom), the BMW iX features fifth-gen BMW eDrive technology, including an integrated drive unit, dual electric motors, single-speed transmission, and power electronics. Boasting 326hp power output, the vehicle accelerates from 0 to 100kmph in just 6.1 seconds, with a range of up to 425km on a single charge from its dual high-voltage batteries.
“The BMW iX, with its unmatched sales performance, solidifies its status as the leading electric luxury vehicle in India. This impressive achievement plays a crucial role in propelling BMW Group India to the forefront of the luxury electric vehicle segment. Today marks a significant milestone as we proudly deliver 32 BMW iX EVs to Leap for induction into their all-electric fleet. This delivery is not just a fulfilment of the largest single order of BMW iX vehicles for BMW India, but it symbolizes our shared commitment to sustainable mobility and luxury,” said Vikram Pawah, President, BMW Group India.
“As India’s first luxury transport service dedicated to sustainability, Leap is setting a new standard in the industry. Embracing the BMW iX into our fleet is a milestone for Leap and a testament to our vision for a greener future. We are thrilled to offer our clients the ultimate in luxury electric mobility, and we believe that this addition will enhance their travel experience while contributing to environmental conservation,” said Robin Mann, Managing Director, Leap.
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