BMW has revealed the new, third-generation version of its X1 medium SUV, which will be available as an iX1 electric variant.
The iX1 will feature a pair of electric motors, producing a combined 313hp. A 64.7kWh battery will allow a range of 257-272 miles between charges (all figures provisional).
DC charging will be possible at up to 130kW, allowing a 10-80% charge in 29 minutes. AC charging capability will be 11kW as standard, with 22kW available as an option.
As well as the electric version, there will also be two plug-in hybrid X1s, with either 245hp or 326hp, featuring 14.2kWh batteries, with electric ranges of 48-55 miles.
Other engine options are a 218hp mild hybrid petrol, a 211hp mild hybrid diesel, and a 150hp diesel. These offer respective fuel economy of 39.2-43.5mpg, 52.3-58.9mpg, and 51.4-57.7mpg, and CO2 emissions of 162-146g/km, 142-125g/km, and 145-129g/km.
Compared with the outgoing X1, the new version is 53mm longer, 24mm wider, and 44mm taller, with a 22mm longer wheelbase.
The model’s interior features the latest BMW Operating System 8, and its Curved Display arrangement, which features a 10.25in driver display and 10.7in infotainment screen behind a continuous glass surface.
The range comprises five equipment grades – Sport Premier, xLine Premier, xLine Premier Pro, M Sport Premier, and M Sport Premier Pro.
Initially announced starting prices for the new X1 are £35,130 for the diesel, £40,600 for the mild hybrid petrol, and £42,150 for the mild hybrid diesel, with these variants available to order now. Prices for the electric and PHEV versions are yet to be announced.
