The evolution of the BMW 4 Series has always been about a deliberate departure from the traditional. Introduced in 2013, the 4 Series was BMW’s way of separating the two-door models from the legendary 3 Series line-up, effectively changing the game by offering a lower, wider, and more aggressive silhouette. Developed to satisfy those who found the saloon too conservative, the 4 Series brought a swooping roofline that has become its signature. We are now looking at the second generation (codenamed G22), specifically the 2025 Life Cycle Impulse (LCI) refresh.