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plug-in hybrid · M-Sport · Panoramic roof · 360° camera…
General
- First registration
- 11/2022
- Mileage
- 79.540 km
- Fuel
- Plug-in hybrid
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body
- SUV
- Color
- Black
- Doors
- 5
- Owners
- 1
Engine & performance
- Power
- 150 kW (204 hp)
- Engine size
- 1.998 cc
- Cylinders
- 4
Consumption & emissions
- Emission class
- Euro 6e
Description
SUV, 2022, 79.540 km — 360° camera, Split rear seat 1/3 - 2/3 on board. M Sport, Vierwielaandrijving, Pano, Harman Kardon, 360°-camera, Rijassistentie. Year: 2022. Powertrain: plug-in hybrid 150 kW / 204 hp, automatic. 79.540 km. Options: 360° camera, Split rear seat 1/3 - 2/3, Air conditioning, Armrest, Automatic climate control. The xDrive25e is the smart pick for short daily trips: electric in town, no charging stress on longer journeys. More info? Get in touch.
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The X1 (F48) — far roomier and more efficient than its predecessor.
Full guideBy switching to a front-wheel-drive platform, the X1 suddenly became one of the roomiest cars in its class.
Upgrades
- Far more interior and boot space than the E84
- Far more efficient engines than the E84
- Modern iDrive infotainment and digital dials
- Optional xDrive all-wheel drive on the strongest versions
Fixes
- The E84 was cramped in the back — the F48 is truly family-ready
- Higher seating and easier access than the E84
- Lower consumption thanks to the efficient engines
- More modern technology and controls than the E84
Engine & drivetrain
The xDrive25e plug-in hybrid pairs the economical 1.5-litre three-cylinder with an electric motor and a small battery. That gives all-wheel drive and around 50 km of electric range — ideal if you can charge at home and do most daily driving on electricity.
Space & practicality
Thanks to the front-drive platform, rear legroom is surprisingly generous. The sliding rear bench and big boot make it very practical.
- The xDrive25e is the smart pick for short daily trips: electric in town, no charging stress on longer journeys.
- Consumption depends heavily on your driving pattern and whether you charge: lots of short trips + a wallbox = minimal fuel costs.
- Shares its UKL2 platform with MINI and the 2 Series Active Tourer.
Did you know?
- The F48 switched from rear- to front-wheel drive — controversial, but it made the X1 far roomier.
- Thanks to this generation, the X1 became one of BMW’s best-sellers.
The F48 is the X1 that’s finally genuinely roomy, without losing the BMW feel.
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