The new BMW X1 expressed even more strikingly strong stance that also distinguishes BMW Sports Activity Vehicle. Besides inserts in the front and rear apron - reminiscent underguard one - and includes a special side skirts, a circular foglamps positioned under the lights adds features characteristic of BMW X. In addition, the BMW X1 offers an attractive touch of sporting elegance. On both the front and rear, body-color painted surface is now taking a larger area, while the choice of exterior paint colors has been augmented by four new variants.
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BMW X1 also offers innovative individualisation possibilities for the exterior and interior. Available for the first time, as an alternative to the base trim level, Lines BMW with their exclusive designs, harmonious fit and features equipment. The BMW xline very strongly emphasizes the flexibility of the new BMW X1 while the BMW Sport Line includes agility and dynamics.
Range of engines for the BMW X1 comprises three petrol and five diesel units include a variety of output 85 kW/116 hp to 180 kW/245 hp. Leading the way in the new generation of four-cylinder diesel engine is 160 kW/218 hp powerplant from the BMW X1 xDrive25d, BMW TwinPower Turbo technology showcase consisting of the latest generation of variable sequential turbocharging. Depending on the model variant, the power is transferred through brand-typical drive or rear wheel via BMW xDrive intelligent all-wheel-drive system. One of the options available for the three engine variants the new BMW X1.
BMW X1 is a true pioneer in the compact segment. The concept of successful transfer to the familiar BMW X feature compact segment since led to increased competition in the vehicle class spawned by the BMW X1. That still is the indisputable leadership position in terms of sporty BMW X1 and efficiency. Lead is now being extended: the relationship between performance and fuel consumption has been further optimized thanks to the engine with BMW TwinPower Turbo technology, eight-speed automatic transmission that is unique in this segment, Auto Start-Stop function, Brake Energy Regeneration, ECO PRO mode and wider BMW EfficientDynamics technology. Setting an example of a very impressive here is the BMW Efficient Dynamics Edition X1 sDrive20d with fuel consumption average in the EU test cycle of 4.5 liters per 100 kilometers (62.7 mpg) and a CO2 figure of 119 grams per kilometer.
