BMW X1 2023 is now available in Singapore – U11 SUV with a capacity of 122 PS 1.5T 3 cylinders; xLine, M Sport; from RM793k with COE
The third generation BMW X1 (U11) makes its global debut back in june this year, and before 2022 ends, the German brand’s compact SUV is now on sale in Singapore. The all-new X1 is the first BMW X model to achieve Class A (engine displacement up to 1,600 cc and output power not exceeding 132 PS/130 hp/97 kW) of the certificate of entitlement system ( COE) of the country.
This is due to the 1.5-litre B38 turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine producing 122 PS (121 hp or 97 kW) and 230 Nm of torque, helping to accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 10.5 seconds and the maximum speed is 10.5 seconds. 200 km/h.
The sDrive16i powertrain includes a seven-speed Steptronic dual-clutch transmission that sends power to the front wheels and has a combined fuel consumption of 6.8 l/100 km, which also places it in the B range of the System. vehicle emissions (VES).
Two variants of the X1 are offered, starting with the xLine priced (with COE) at SGD 243,888 (RM792,721), while the higher-end M Sport costs SGD 245,888 (RM79,221). The difference between the two is limited to a few M Sport items, with the most expensive option coming standard with specific interior equipment such as anthracite ceiling lights, M Sport leather steering wheel, paddle shifters Hexacube aluminum numerals and trim details.
The M Sport variant also gets an adaptive M suspension, 19-inch M light-alloy twin-spoke 871 wheels as well as high-gloss Shadowline trim and roof rails. As for the xLine version, it comes with mesh-effect aluminum interior trim, 867-style V-style five-spoke 5-spoke light-alloy 867 wheels, as well as exterior trim and roof rails. of satin aluminum.
Apart from these differences, the rest of the kit list is identical for both and includes adaptive LED headlights with High Beam Assist, a Driving Assist package (with AEB), adaptive cruise control Dynamic, Parking Assist, Performance Control (drive mode), ambient lighting, dual-zone climate control, Comfort Access (hands-free power tailgate), power front sport seats and Sensatec leather upholstery.
There is also the BMW Curved Display that includes a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and a 10.7-inch touchscreen – these are powered by BMW Operating System 8 including the BMW Connected Professional Package (the connected service).
The latest X1 is bigger than it predecessor F48, is 4,500 mm (+53 mm) long, 1,845 mm (+24 mm) wide and 1,642 mm (+44 mm) high, while the wheelbase is now 2,692 mm (+22 mm). The front and rear track widths are 31 mm wider, 1,592 mm and 1,593 mm respectively.
LIBRARY: 2022 U11 BMW X1 xDrive23i
