BMW i7 Wiper Blades Replacement Parts

Yes, the BMW i7 is a fully electric luxury saloon but it absolutely has windscreen wiper blades front and rear, just like any conventional car — the electric drivetrain has no bearing on whether wipers are fitted. You're looking in the right place, and used blades from a breaker are a straightforward find.

The BMW i7 launched in 2022 as the G70 generation, and as of the time of writing there has been no full generation change — all i7 models from 2022 onwards are G70 cars. This means blades from a 2022 car are generally the same generation as a 2024 car, but confirm the exact blade fitment against your registration with the breaker before buying, as minor running-change updates can occasionally affect blade arms or fittings.

Trim and drivetrain level do not affect wiper blade fitment on the BMW i7 — the blade arms and screen dimensions are consistent across the range regardless of whether you have an xDrive60, i7 M70, or any other variant. You may notice cosmetic differences such as blade style or finish between cars spec'd differently, but the underlying fitment is the same, so any G70 i7 donor car at a breaker should supply compatible blades.

Front and rear wiper blades on the BMW i7 are different parts — the rear blade is significantly shorter and uses a different arm attachment than the front blades, so they are not interchangeable. When sourcing from a breaker, make sure you specify clearly whether you need front or rear blades to avoid being sent the wrong item.

The BMW i7 shares its G70 platform with the seventh-generation 7 Series (G70, launched 2022), so wiper blades from a G70 petrol or diesel 7 Series should be the same as those on the i7. The previous sixth-generation 7 Series (G11/G12, 2015–2022) is a different generation entirely, so blades from those cars are unlikely to be a direct fit — always confirm the donor car's generation against your registration with the breaker.

Wiper blades are a service item and their condition matters — a used blade from a dismantled car may have sat unused or could have perished rubber, so it is worth asking the breaker about the age and condition of the donor vehicle before buying. That said, if the donor car is recent and low-mileage, a used OEM blade can be a cost-effective option compared to main dealer prices, particularly for the wiper arm and mechanism if that is the part you actually need.