BMW X1

Munich’s small SUV grows up, gets bigger and brings new tech – but a well-optioned xDrive20i M Sport isn’t our favourite spec.

Should you buy a BMW X1? Find out with our expert review of the xDrive25i model, including Australian price, handling, ride and servicing.

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This is the new BMW X1, but not as you’ve seen it before. Marketed as the very first M performance X1, the M35i xDrive is the new flagship variant The German luxury automaker says the new M35i xDrive uses the most potent four-cylinder engine offered by the company

BMW Australia has expressed strong interest in a single-motor variant of the iX1 that would likely offer a more affordable entry point for the electric A more affordable variant for BMW’s cheapest EV could make the iX1 more competitive on price with its growing list of rivals

The first-ever X1 small SUV to be enhanced by BMW’s M division, the X1 M35i xDrive, is set to arrive in local showrooms in the fourth quarter of this New 233kW flagship M35i xDrive brings 5.4-second performance to the X1 fold

The all-new, third-generation BMW X1 is due in Australia in the fourth quarter of 2022 and will start from $53,900 before on-road costs

The all-electric BMW iX1 premium small SUV has been unveiled to the world and it’s officially coming to Australia.

The third-generation BMW X1 has become larger and smarter than before, as the premium small SUV segment grows ever more competitive.

The new-generation BMW X1 has been leaked online with a dual-motor electric version that boasts 438km of range stealing much of the thunder.

The face lifted BMW X1 will arrive in Australia shortly with four engines, two of which fall in price, and there’s more tech on board too.

BMW Australia has added extra value to its 2019 BMW X1 and X2 ranges, with more standard equipment and price cuts for some models.