BMW X1 facelift launched at Rs 27.9lakhs

BMW has upgraded its X1 and launched it at Rs 27.9lakhs (ex-showroom, Delhi). The X1 is available in 3 trims 20d, 20d Sports-line and 20d X-line. The 2.0-litre turbo diesel engine has been retained and the petrol one has been taken off the list. This engine churns out 184bhp of power and now comes mated to an eight-speed transmission like the new 3 Series. It also get the ECO-PRO like the F30.

Published On Feb 14, 2013 13:06 IST

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X1 sDrive20d – Rs 27.9lakh
X1 sDrive 20d Sportline – Rs 32.5lakh
X1 sDrive 20d xLine- Rs 32.5lakh

The X1 gets a new fascia with a redesigned bumper and slightly altered front grille with a redone lower front end. This refreshes the styling of the X1 gives it a better stance. The corona rings have been redesigned in the headlamp and so are the ORVMs. Mechanically, as we just mentioned it gets an eight-speed self-shifting box for enhanced power delivery.

The Sportline gets sporty interior styling with a different set of alloys and leather upholstery and even bucket-like seats, while the xLine is more of the executive style with subtle leather and design. This is somewhat similar to what the 3 Series offers today. The X1 gets optional features like panoramic sunroof, satellite navigation and even rain sensing wipers. The company isn’t offering any petrol engines on the X1.

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