The 2020 BMW 440i Gran Coupe achieves 25 MPG combined in real-world driving. It’s a stylish, practical, and genuinely quick four-door coupe, not an economy car. Buyers are attracted to this car because they value driving enjoyment and exclusivity more than getting the absolute best fuel mileage from premium fuel, and they’re okay with average fuel economy to get that experience.

City and highway performance

The EPA estimates the 440i Gran Coupe gets 22 MPG in the city and 30 MPG on the highway. The city figure shows the engine working harder in stop-and-go traffic. The highway number shows how the smooth-shifting eight-speed automatic transmission and the engine allow it to cruise comfortably. Driving aggressively will lower these numbers quickly. Careful drivers can probably meet or slightly beat the EPA estimates. These figures reflect a vehicle that balances performance with some fuel conservation. For all Bmw fuel economy data, check our full list.

Annual fuel cost

The EPA estimates a fuel cost of $2,300 per year for the 2020 BMW 440i Gran Coupe. This is based on driving 15,000 miles per year and current national average fuel prices. This is only an estimate. Your actual fuel costs will vary based on driving habits, fuel type, and local fuel prices. This car needs premium fuel, which will increase ownership costs.

Real-world expectations

The EPA provides standardized testing, but real-world fuel economy is often different. Drivers who often the 440i’s power will likely see closer to 20 MPG combined. More conservative drivers who focus on smooth acceleration and stable highway speeds could get closer to 28 MPG. Also, weather, tire pressure, and car maintenance are important. Owners agree that the EPA numbers are possible with effort, but easily exceeded with spirited driving.

How it compares

The 440i Gran Coupe competes with several vehicles with different fuel efficiency. The Audi S5 Sportback, another stylish four-door coupe, gets a similar 24 MPG combined, making it a direct competitor for performance and fuel consumption. The Mercedes-Benz C43 AMG Coupe has a more powerful engine and typically delivers slightly lower fuel economy, around 22 MPG combined. The Acura TLX Type S, a more affordable option, gets around 21 MPG combined. For shoppers prioritizing less gas, the Lexus IS 350 F Sport gets around 23 MPG combined. The 440i has a good balance for buyers who want a sporty driving experience without completely giving up fuel efficiency. You can find 440I MPG across all years on our site.

Tips to maximize efficiency

Use the 440i Gran Coupe’s Eco Pro mode. This driving mode changes the throttle response, transmission, and climate control to prioritize fuel efficiency. While it reduces performance a bit, it can improve MPG, especially in city driving.

Keep tires inflated. The correct tire pressure, on the door jamb sticker, reduces rolling resistance and improves fuel economy. Check your tire pressure often, especially when the temperature changes.

Avoid fast acceleration and braking. The 440i’s turbocharged engine is responsive, but uses more fuel when pushed hard. Smooth acceleration and gentle braking can greatly improve fuel efficiency. Watch traffic and avoid unnecessary stopping and starting.

Avoid idling. Idling uses fuel without going anywhere. If you’ll be stopped for more than a minute, turn off the engine. This matters most in cities with traffic lights and congestion.

Reduce aerodynamic drag. Remove extra cargo from the roof rack or trunk, as added weight and wind resistance hurt fuel economy. Keep the windows up when traveling at higher speeds.