INCREASED ‘ACTIVITY’ FOR THE BMW X2

The BMW Sports Activity Coupe has spread its wings with three latest-generation variants, which includes the first fully electric iX2 and X2 M35i xDrive performance variant. Entry level is taken care of by the X2 xDrive20i, which comes with a powerful, yet economical Twin Power turbocharged petrol engine. Bigger in all dimensions, including wheelbase, track and boot space, passengers and their belongings are the beneficiaries here. Pricing starts at $75,900 for the X2 xDrive20i, jumping to $85,700 for the iX2 xDrive30 electric vehicle and tops out at $92,900 for the… Read more

WARMER WEATHER AND HOTTER BMW X1 BY CHRISTMAS

For those that can’t afford something larger and more expensive, BMW plans to launch an M version of its smallest SUV the X1 later this year. It will be known as the BMW X1 M35i xDrive, joining the highly regarded M135i xDrive, M235i xDrive and M240i xDrive. But remember, this isn’t a full M model like the BMW M3 or M5 – but a mid-range offering. The four-cylinder power turbocharged engine will produce 233Kw of power and 400Nm of torque from 2000-4500 rpm, and will be able to dispatch the… Read more

BMW X1 A NEW BEST FRIEND FOR THE FAMILY

The new BMW X1 is a little car with big ideas. BMW has imbued the third generation of its compact SUV with extra space, higher tech and more features to make it what the maker claims is the segment leader. I tend to agree. Coming to Australia in two petrol powered variants – an electric version is penned for later this year – the entry-level is the X1 sDrive18i front wheel drive, which leaps to the X1 xDrive20i all-wheel drive. Added attractions have upped prices to $60,400, plus on road… Read more