[LogicalApex]

[QUOTE=Mihali;31135197]

Originally Posted by LogicalApex

I've only had a MY2020 so I haven't read the MY2018 warranty booklet. I assume so since it is CARB based, but you can pull the 2018 version in case it differs at all here:

https://www.bmwusa.com/explore/bmw-v...nty-books.html

Great I found exactly what I needed.

The hybrid system which are the batteries have a 10 year warranty or 150k miles. The emission related parts are under the 15 year 150k mile warranty. People mix the two warranties which was why I needed to see it in writing from BMW. Attaching the images of proof if anyone else is curious to know also. Much appreciated 🤝

Thanks for updating the thread! Sounds like the warranties are the same which is great.

[Dephead2004]

And in the UK? 3 years mechanical, 8 years ev battery, 10 years rust through.

[Mihali]

Originally Posted by Dephead2004

And in the UK? 3 years mechanical, 8 years ev battery, 10 years rust through.

Not sure if this applies in the UK. Built quality is different from US models compared to European models. I was not able to find more info on this, if you end up finding out let us know.

[LogicalApex]

Originally Posted by Dephead2004

And in the UK? 3 years mechanical, 8 years ev battery, 10 years rust through.

It isn't all free. As they say there are no free lunches?

The US gets a 20% reduction in usable HV battery capacity compared to the rest of the world, including the EU. Our guess is this is to reduce wear on the battery and decrease warranty replacements due to the extended battery warranty length in CARB states.

So you can smile on that at least. You get the full use of your battery which means more range! And you get the 545e...