BMW 8 Series G15 Market Index2018-Present

About the BMW 8 Series G15

The BMW 8 Series (G15, 2018–Present) serves as the brand’s flagship luxury grand tourer, successfully reviving the "8" badge with a mix of aggressive styling and a refined, carbon-core chassis. In the 2026 Australian market, the G15 Coupe (and its G14 Convertible and G16 Gran Coupe siblings) attracts a sophisticated buyer pool of tech-focused executives and luxury enthusiasts who value its dual-personality—capable of effortless interstate cruising yet sharp enough for a B-road blast. Desirability is currently peaking for the 2023–2026 LCI (facelift) models, which introduced the "Iconic Glow" kidney grille and an upgraded 12.3-inch infotainment screen. While the 840i (3.0L straight-six) is highly regarded for its balance and lower running costs, the M850i xDrive is the true powerhouse, featuring a 390kW twin-turbo V8 and rear-biased all-wheel drive. Market values for the G15 have stabilised as it cements its status as a premium luxury asset: used early-model 840i coupes typically trade between $105,000 and $130,000 AUD, while a late-model M850i can command between $160,000 and $210,000 AUD. For those seeking the ultimate 8, the M8 Competition remains a six-figure standout, often fetching between $230,000 and $310,000 AUD depending on mileage and individual options. For the Australian buyer, a vehicle with a documented history of software updates and cooling system health checks—particularly for the V8's "hot-V" turbo configuration—is essential for maintaining a strong resale premium in the local pre-owned market.