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The driving experience was top-notch. This car is a paradise for driving lovers. Looks are stunning and can attract all other travelers on the road. Best class and comfort in this segment.

GLB is a very good choice. Its a 5+2 seater(only other one in the luxury segment is discovery sport) but for short distances like an hour or two adults can use the third row. Few features missing are 3rd row AC vents, ventilated seats, Request sensor and MBZ could have added some more premiumness to the car. Other than that its a wonderful product, very reliable and extremely comfortable even on long and hilly drives. Have driven it 19000 kms and it gives me a mileage of 18km/l.on highway and 11 in city which is very decent for a luxury diesel car. I test drove the petrol and at 1200cc its criminally underpowered. Hope MBZ starts local manufacturing and adds the missing features plus some ADAS.

Comfort, luxury, ease of driving, feels like u are driving with no effort. Awesome experience. Had driven around 500 kms on Expressway. The ride was as smooth as butter with a very little effort.

BMW typically offers a comprehensive buying experience, with options for customization and various packages to suit individual preferences. The BMW i4 is praised for its smooth and responsive driving experience. With instant torque delivery characteristic of electric vehicles, it offers thrilling acceleration and a quiet ride. The BMW i4 features a modern and aerodynamic design, blending luxury with sustainability. Its electric powertrain delivers impressive performance, with models boasting strong acceleration and long-range capabilities. Electric vehicles like the i4 generally have lower maintenance costs compared to traditional gasoline cars, as they have fewer moving parts and require less frequent servicing. However, servicing and maintenance costs can vary depending on factors like battery health and warranty coverage. Zero-emission driving, instant torque, sleek design, advanced technology features, and potentially lower operational costs. Limited charging infrastructure in some areas, higher upfront cost compared to traditional vehicles, and potential concerns about long-term battery degradation.