In 2023 there’s no “new” BMW i8 price in Australia—the model bowed out in 2020—but its last new sticker was about $299k–$319k depending on coupe or Roadster.
On the used market in 2023, expect roughly $120,000–$200,000+ AUD, with low‑km Roadsters and late LCI cars nudging the top end.
Condition, kilometres, service history and battery health swing values wildly; the flashier the spec, the faster the asking price climbs.
As ever, get a pre‑purchase inspection and verify charging gear—nothing ruins a futuristic coupé like a missing cable.
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