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BMW X1



  The BMW X1 is the perfect vehicle for those who want to interpret driving pleasure in line with their own needs and wants. Its SAV proportions demonstrate impressive aplomb, its interior enormous flexibility. Through the BMW xLine and the BMW Sport Line it offers two design worlds that allow you to set particular accents in the exterior and interior. Thanks to a combination of BMW Efficient Dynamics measures and efficient BMW Twin Power Turbo petrol and diesel engines, the BMW X1 boasts impressively low consumption and emission values in all engine versions.

 Technical Data
Engine
Cylinders/valves
4/4
Capacity in ccm
1,995
Stroke/bore in mm
90,0/84,0
Max. output in kW (hp) at 1/min
140(190)/4,000
Max. torque in Nm at 1/min
400/1,750-2,500

Fuel consumption
Fuel Economy (km/l)
20.68
CO2 emissions in g/km
127.89
Tank capacity, approx. in l
61

Performance
Top speed in km/h
219
Acceleration 0–100 km/h in s
7.8
Wheels
Tyre dimensions front
225/55 R17
Tyre dimensions rear
225/55 R17
Wheel dimensions and material front
43.18 cm (17 inch) light alloy wheels Double-spoke style 385
Wheel dimensions and material rear
43.18 cm (17 inch) light alloy wheels Double-spoke style 385

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