From：Internet Info Agency 2026-06-25 22:45:10
Recently, multiple owners of BMW's i3 and i4 electric vehicles reported receiving an in-car system alert upon starting their vehicles stating, "You can continue driving. Please replace the battery." In response, BMW officially clarified that this message is a false alarm, and owners can continue using their vehicles as normal without concern. Affected owners have already received a notification via the vehicle’s infotainment system confirming that no battery replacement or additional action is required, and that the issue does not affect the high-voltage battery operation or normal driving. BMW is actively working on a solution to prevent such false alerts from recurring. Owners who remain concerned about their battery status may visit the nearest authorized BMW dealer for a complimentary inspection. The "battery" referenced in the alert refers to the 12V auxiliary battery, which comes with a standard warranty of three years or 100,000 kilometers, whichever comes first.
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