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BMW X1

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Performance Motors

63190100

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Eurokars Auto

62698833

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Built in

Germany

(launched 2022)

Predecessor

BMW X1 (2015-2022)

User Ratings

9 reviews

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sDrive16i Inspiring (A) New Variant

$246,888

14.7km/L

121 bhp

7-speed (A) Steptronic DCT

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sDrive16i M Sport (A)

$249,888

$22,800 /yr

14.7km/L

121 bhp

7-speed (A) Steptronic DCT

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Price updated 18-Apr-2024

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BMW X1 sDrive16i vs Mercedes-Benz GLA180

BMW X1 sDrive16i

Higher drivetrain refinement

More agile drive

Greater space for luggage and passengers

Mercedes-Benz GLA180

Greater badge appeal

More extraverted cabin and infotainment system

CONSUMER REVIEWS

4.0

9 Consumer Reviews

Looks ok, actually quite a fin thing to drive `

The new BMW X1 has really grown up when it comes to its exterior, as well as its cabin layout. It's an angular design that will take a bit of getting accustomed to, just like its new, swanky, and much more pleasing to the eye infotainment system. Should you get one?

Unrivalled Looks & Practicality, Average Performance `

The U11 X1 strikes the perfect balance between cabin space and external dimensions. It is very handsome & modern looking all-round, inside-out. IMHO, it is the best designed and most practical BMW X vehicle till date. The curved display and sculpted seats gives a sense of luxury quite unrivalled in this compact SUV segment. All seems perfect till you realise the front passenger seat doesn't have electric adjustment - something of which is included in the 2 Active Tourer. Test drove the X1 sDrive16i M-Sport and the ride is surprisingly quiet. The adaptive suspension is comfortably firm and corners extremely well. However, when you floor the accelerator, the 122hp engine struggles to pick-up and shortly runs out of breath. The 3-cylinder engine rattles and vibrates the cabin when you start/stop at a junction. This vehicle excels in almost everything except the engine, making it a compelling choice for families who value practicality over performance. For those who wishes both, consider a used BMW 2 Active Tourer sDrive18i or Mercedes GLB 200. The all-electric iX1 is up in the horizon as well.

Fantastic Beast! `

I drove Mitsubishi Outlander before & traded in my 4.5yr old Peugeot 5008 for BMW X1 2023. Love the manly looks & elegance. The drive is smooth and best bit is the refreshed & intuitive info-entertainment system. The M Sports model also looks nice with the sports rim, interior & both electric car seats. Value for money!

Reasonably price and value "luxury" smallest BMW suv `

Got my Mineral white X line from Eurokars early march 2023, just in time for my wife birthday (thanks to them), v good responsive experience. Installation of roof carriers too were aided by my SE, again smooth and recommended service. Well done. Apology, first time owning BMW, hence not able to compare to PML....Have some other experience with non BM, similarly good/neutral feedback with Borneo (both toyota and lexus), C&C merc, Komoco hyundai, Tan Chong Nissans, Kah motor Honda, a few PI and some used card dealers. At that moment since December 2022, we were choosing between Q3 (sequential lighs not available), GLA (no rear aircon), NX350h (costly), XC60 (carplay not wireless), Kodiaq/Sorento (dont need another 7 seater). Own harrier before so give it a miss, BYD good too but guess more models will be out soon from them, Tucson hybrid sunroof has almost everything actually but tempted to just own BMW at least once..... No regret so far (only perhaps may consider the M version, at the expense of less comfy ride and lower ride height)