BMW 4-Series 2026 Price in UAE

Mechanically the 4 Series is a 3 Series, and BMW has never pretended otherwise. What the money buys is shape — a coupé, a convertible or the four-door Gran Coupe — and in the UAE all three sit close enough on price that the choice is genuinely open. Every body style here belongs to the generation launched in 2020, which is when the upright grille arrived and split opinion.

How much does the BMW 4 Series cost in the UAE?

Body style moves the price more than trim does. AED 265,000 opens the range on the 420i Coupe Special Edition M Sport Package, the 430i cars fill the middle, and a folding roof always carries a premium over the equivalent fixed one. The M440i xDrive Convertible Masterclass at AED 370,000 combines the six-cylinder engine, all-wheel drive and that roof.

Which BMW 4 Series is the one to buy?

The 430i coupé is the balance point: the four-cylinder in its stronger tune, enough pace to justify the shape, and the lowest running costs among the desirable versions. The convertible is the harder sell in this climate, costing more to buy and insure for a roof you will drop perhaps four months a year. The Gran Coupe is the family answer.

BMW 4 Series or Audi A5?

The 4 Series is the driver's choice and the more distinctive to look at, particularly as a coupé, and its six-cylinder option has no direct Audi equivalent at this price. The Audi A5 is the more refined cruiser with the better-resolved cabin, and its Sportback is roomier than BMW's Gran Coupe. Mercedes' CLE is the style pick.

What does a BMW 4 Series cost to run in the UAE?

The four-cylinder cars behave like a 3 Series; the M440i adds fuel, tyres and insurance in equal measure. Servicing is geographic here — AGMC covers Dubai and the Northern Emirates, Abu Dhabi Motors the capital. Convertible owners should budget separately for roof mechanism and seal checks, which a coupé simply never needs.

Choose the roof and the doors first, then price the result against the used 4 Series in stock.