BMW X1
BMW X1
BMW X1 The BMW X1 is a crossover compact SUV manufactured by BMW. It will extend the current BMW Sports Activity Series model lineup, currently consisting of the BMW X3 (which will be moved upmarket), BMW X5, and the BMW X6.
BMW X1
BMW X1
BMW X1 While the X5 comes across all cocky and arrogant and the X3, well, just darn right ugly, I think the bold new shape of the X1 is considerably easier on the eye. Slightly reminiscent of the chunky 1 Series Hatch and Coupé, this youngest member of BMW’s X generation intrigues your peepers with its bullish nose, upright intake grille and two sharply defined shoulder lines. Complemented by the firm’s trademark short overhangs and four almost square wheel arches, the overall design of the X1 should – in my mind at least – certainly tick all the image boxes of the people BMW want to garage this car, namely overpaid up-and-comings who have a penchant for True Religion jeans, designer coffee shops and adventure sports.
BMW X1
BMW X1
BMW X1 Space wise, the X1 delivers 490-litres of boot space with the back seats up and a pretty sizeable 1350-litres once they’ve been fully folded down. On the music side of things, audiophiles will be pleased to hear that this BMW comes standard with a six-speaker sound system that features a single CD frontloader and an auxiliary-in jack for connecting Mp3 players or iPods. Our launch cars all came kitted out with the optional harman/kardon Surround Sound System that, courtesy of those centrally mounted subwoofers, thrills your ears with impeccable bass delivery. It also adds a USB port that lets you to control your third-party music device via iDrive.
BMW X1
BMW X1
BMW X1 Modern drivetrain technology gives the BMW X1 superior performance and supreme efficiency all in one. Depending on the model variant, the driver benefits from powerful, economical and low-emission gasoline and diesel engines, BMW's intelligent xDrive all-wheel-drive technology, as well as a wide range of BMW EfficientDynamics features including Brake Energy Regeneration, Auto Start Stop, and a gearshift point indicator. The BMW X1 sDrive18d with rear-wheel drive and average fuel consumption to the EU standard of 5.2 litres/100 kilometres (equal to 54.3 mpg imp) and a CO2 rating of 136 grams/ kilometre offers the highest standard of efficiency all round.
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