With 170PS, it'll accelerate to 62mph in 8.3 seconds. The only petrol BMW X1 we've driven so far is the xDrive23i. This uses a fairly punchy 2.0-litre petrol engine, aided by a small amount of ...

The X1 is BMW’s smallest SUV. It might not look dramatically different from the old X1, but this is an all-new car with different engines and drivetrain. Unlike the traditional BMW layout ...

Boasting a bolder design and an even more refined interior – with more advanced infotainment and driving technology – it got a four-star review ... the BMW X1 xDrive25e’s plug-in hybrid ...

The BMW X1 is all grown up. Note: This article is based off our most recent review of the BMW X1, as specification has seen ...

Some premium family SUVs are more comfortable and better to drive, but you won’t find any that are more spacious inside than the BMW X1. Your choice ... This plug-in hybrid model makes the ...

In the electric vehicle market, the SUV sector is so important that manufacturers rarely offer just one option. BMW offer three – four if you count the ultra-lux and extremely quick BMW iX M60 ...

You'll receive a response shortly. The X1 is BMW’s smallest SUV. It’s one of the more fun-to-drive choices in its category, and it seats up to five people in a nicely finished interior.

At £34,895 the base-spec UX is around £500 cheaper than the BMW X1 sDrive20i, which offers similar performance from its mild-hybrid engine. Audi’s Q3 is cheaper with a £33,380 starting price ...

You'll receive a response shortly. The 2025 BMW X1 lineup gets minor updates for the new model year. The subcompact SUV now comes standard with heated front seats and Personal eSIM 5G, and a ...