When asked what might be the thing holding back more customers from going electric, BMW Australia head of Product and Market Planning Brendan Michel said he’d heard “no barriers” to electric car adoption from dealer feedback.
At the Australian launch of the 2024 X2 and iX2, BMW completed its goal to offer six models priced under the Luxury Car Tax (LCT) threshold. Entry-grade iX2 xDrive20 and up-spec xDrive30 variants join the iX1, iX3 and i4 Gran Coupe priced under the $89,332 LCT threshold for fuel efficient vehicles, which allows more BMW customers to take advantage of the Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) exemption for novated leases.
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