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A used dashboard that fits one vehicle won't always fit another - even within the same model range. These questions help breakers match stock to your exact vehicle before they quote:
The BMW i4 launched in 2021 as a single generation (G26) and as of 2025 remains within that same generation, so dashboards from 2021 onwards are broadly from the same base architecture; BMW did introduce a mid-cycle update around 2024 which may have brought interior revisions, so confirm with the breaker whether the donor car's year matches yours before buying.
Yes, the BMW i4 absolutely has a dashboard; being an electric vehicle doesn't remove the dashboard, it simply means there's no traditional instrument cluster for engine functions – instead it carries BMW's curved iDrive screen setup integrated into the dashboard assembly.
The M50 is BMW's performance variant and can have slightly different interior trim finishes and stitching compared with the eDrive40, but the underlying dashboard structure and mounting points are shared across the G26 i4 range, so the core dashboard should be interchangeable; be aware you may notice cosmetic differences in finish or material quality between trim levels, so ask the breaker which variant the part came from.
The BMW i4 was offered in trim levels including Sport, Luxury, and M Sport (among others), and while higher trims often feature upgraded materials or ambient lighting strips integrated into the dash, the fundamental dashboard structure is shared across the G26 generation; this means a dashboard from a different trim will likely fit physically, but may look different to your original, so it's worth telling the breaker your trim so they can match the finish as closely as possible.
Yes, the passenger airbag is typically housed within the dashboard and is safety-critical; if the airbag has previously deployed it is single-use and the module must be replaced, so always confirm with the breaker that the airbag has never been deployed and that the module is intact and compatible with your car's specific SRS system before purchasing.
The BMW i4 was only produced in the four-door Gran Coupe bodystyle (G26), so door count isn't a variable you need to worry about when sourcing a dashboard; all i4 dashboards come from the same body configuration, though you should still confirm the build year and trim finish with the breaker to get the closest match to your original.