BMW X1 Specs, Engines & Dimensions (2019–2022) — Second Generation Restyling
The facelifted second-generation BMW X1 keeps the practical five-door SUV shape but broadens its choice of powertrains and equipment, so buyers can match running costs, driving style and trim to how they actually use the car.
A BMW X1 engine can be petrol, diesel or a plug-in hybrid, and the examples show that range: the 1.5 MT pairs a gasoline unit with a manual gearbox and front-wheel drive, the 1.5 DSG uses diesel with a robotic transmission, and the xDrive25e hybrid adds automatic shifting with all-wheel drive.
Equipment configurations sit on top of the technical version rather than replacing it. The 18i 1.5 AT sDrive, for instance, is offered as Business or xLine: the same gasoline engine, robotic gearbox and front-wheel drivetrain, but different interior finishes, styling accents and convenience features. Check each listing, since BMW X1 trim levels varied by market.