The BMW X1 is a Five-seater SUV that costs between Rs. 48.90 and Rs. 51.60 lakh in India. Only an automatic transmission is available with the X1 along with 1.5L and 2L gasoline(petrol) engines. The X1’s stated fuel economy ranges from 20.37 mpg on gasoline (petrol) 9 to 20.37 mpg on diesel. The X1 has 500 litres of boot space. 

The X1 comes in three versions and five stunning colours.

The 1499 cc petrol engine produces 230 Nm of torque at 1500–4000 rpm and 134.10bhp of power at 4400–6500 rpm. The BMW X1 is only offered with an automatic gearbox. The X1 weighs 1515 kg at the curb. The BMW X1 measures 4422 mm in length, 1827 mm in width, and 1598 mm in height when in its configured state.

The BMW X1’s features

A 10.7-inch infotainment touchscreen and a 10.25-inch digital driver’s display make up the dual screen configuration of the 2019 BMW X1. A 12-speaker Harman Kardon sound system, adaptive LED lighting, a digital key that allows you to lock and unlock the vehicle with your phone, an automated tailgate, massaging front seats, and wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are all included. Retained features include a panoramic sunroof, motorised front seats, ambient lighting, dual zone temperature control, and more. Multiple airbags, electronic stability control, electronic parking, and a rear-view camera make up its safety kit.

Engine

There are two engine options available for the BMW X1: 1.5-liter petrol and 2-litre diesel engines. The diesel generates 360 Nm and 152PS, while the former produces 230 Nm and 138PS. An automated twin clutch gearbox with seven speeds is used to gear up both power plants. While the diesel is said to yield over 20 kmpl, petrol promises a fuel economy of over 16 kmpl.

  Three variants of  Bmw x1 details are…..

1. BMW X1 sDrive18d M Sport   

The highest model in the BMW X1 series is the sDrive18d M Sport, which retails for Rs. 60.31 lakh. It provides a 20.37 km/l mileage. The BMW X1 sDrive18d M Sport is offered in five colours: Black Sapphire Metallic, M Portimao Blue Metallic, Storm Bay Metallic, Space Silver Metallic, and Alpine White. It comes with an Automatic (DCT) gearbox.

2. BMW X1 sDrive18i M

The petrol version of the BMW X1 series is called the sDrive18i M Sport, and it costs Rs. 56.44 Lakh. It provides 16.35 kilometers per gallon. The BMW X1 sDrive18i M Sport comes in five colors: Black Sapphire Metallic, M Portimao Blue Metallic, Storm Bay Metallic, Space Silver Metallic, and Alpine White. It is also available with an Automatic (DCT) gearbox.

3.BMW X1 sDrive18i xLine

The petrol version of the BMW X1 range, the sDrive18i xLine, is priced at Rs. 55.09 Lakh. It provides 16.35 kilometres per gallon. The BMW X1 sDrive18i xLine is offered in four colours—Phytonic Blue Metallic, Black Sapphire Metallic, Space Silver Metallic, and Alpine White—and with an automatic (DCT) gearbox.

Rivals  

It will repel rival models such as the Mercedes-Benz GLA, Volvo XC40, and Audi Q3.

Pros of the BMW X1

• Superior construction and quality from the inside out. It feels good and has a stylish, well-appointed interior.
• A quick and well-mannered seven-speed dual-clutch transmission paired with a refined and capable diesel engine
• Superior stability at high speeds combined with well-organized handling and accurate steering. mature ride quality at high speeds
• A 476-liter trunk and numerous storage compartments inside the cabin
• Equipped with an abundance of goodies, including 12-speaker Harman Kardon sound system, sliding and reclining rear seats, hands-free tailgate, panoramic sunroof, electric front seats with movable seat bases and massage function, and driving modes.
• Excellent safety equipment, a 5-star NCAP certification, and some ADAS features
• BMW’s comparatively good track record for dependability combined with respectable after-sales care and maintenance plans

BMW X1 Drawbacks

• Expensive
• The on-road cost falls between 55 and 63 lakhs.
• At low speeds, the 18-inch wheels provide a strong edge to the ride on rough roads. However, it’s completely livable.
• The 134 BHP, 3-cylinder petrol engine is out of place in this market.
• Diesel engines only produce 148 BHP, which is much less than in the previous model. 190–200 BHP is essential at this pricing! Additionally, Diesel is only offered in the M Sport model; AWD is not included.
• The lack of physical buttons for the idling start/stop and climate control systems is a usability issue.
• Aggressively adjusted system for idle start/stop. The engine cuts off even if you slow down and stop briefly at a traffic light.
• It is better for two healthy adults and a child to use the back seat. Not three adults in good health
• Absent features include a 360-degree camera, rear sunshade, space-saving spare tire, heated seats, and a head-up display.