BMW i4 3D-printable parts

Two-piece organizer tray for the storage compartment beneath the center armrest, with an optional flexible floor insert and an opening that preserves access to the USB-C port. The creator designed it on a 2023 eDrive40 and shows the physical tray installed empty, with a charging cable, and loose outside the vehicle. Use PETG, ASA, or another cabin-heat-resistant material for the tray and TPU for the optional insert; verify stable seating, cable clearance, and unobstructed armrest movement.

Center-armrest organizer with a 15 mm vertical phone slot, a 7 mm cable passage, separate cable storage, a general compartment, and a small raised area for keys. The creator shows the physical organizer installed loaded and empty and explicitly identifies compatibility with G22, G23, G26, and i4 interiors. Use ASA, ABS, or another cabin-heat-resistant material as recommended; verify stable seating, phone and cable clearance, and unobstructed armrest movement.

Flexible protective case for the vehicle remote key, with open access to all buttons and the key-ring eye. The creator shows the TPU case fitted to the physical key from both sides and provides useful CAD views of the openings. Print in TPU as specified, confirm every control moves freely and the emergency-key release remains accessible, and verify that the case cannot press buttons unintentionally.

Large center-console storage bin that replaces the original cupholder after the cupholder and its USB and 12 V connections are removed. The creator scanned the exposed recess, shows the printed bin installed, and includes a separate flexible floor liner. This is a deliberate accessory conversion, not an equivalent reproduction of the powered cupholder assembly, so no cupholder or console parent number is assigned. Use cabin-heat-resistant rigid material for the bin and TPU for the optional liner; disconnect and secure the original electrical connectors safely, preserve the mounting screws, and verify stable installation and full console-cover clearance.

Forty-millimeter funnel shaped for the windshield-washer filler opening. The creator shows the physical funnel seated in the fill neck from two angles and designed it to print support-free with the larger end upward. This is a service accessory rather than the reservoir, filler neck, or cap, so no parent component number is assigned. Confirm the neck fit before pouring and keep debris and incompatible fluids out of the washer system.

Cup-position insert shaped for a Hörmann garage-door remote. The creator shows the remote seated in the printed insert in the center console and provides an improved version 1.0 with a deeper pocket and reduced five-degree angle; only that revised model is retained. This is device-specific accessory geometry rather than an original BMW component. Use a cabin-heat-resistant material, confirm the remote and insert remain secure, and verify that neither interferes with the cup positions, console cover, controls, or driving.