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BMW X1 2nd generation (F48), facelift specifications

The BMW X1 2nd generation (F48), facelift was built from 2019 to 2022. This page lists all 23 versions (crossover) with 114–228 hp and 220–450 Nm of torque.

114–228 hp
Power (85–170 kW)
220–450 Nm
Torque (162–332 lb-ft)
6.6–11.5 s
0–100 km/h (fastest to slowest version)
235 km/h
Highest top speed (146 mph)

All versions

From least to most powerful. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market and model year.

Power, torque and performance for each version of the BMW X1 2nd generation (F48), facelift.
VersionEnginePowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedGearboxDrive
sDrive16d MT Crossover1.5 litre diesel114 hp 85 kW270 Nm11.5 s190 km/hManual, 6-speedFront wheel drive
sDrive16d Steptronic Crossover1.5 litre diesel114 hp 85 kW270 Nm11.5 s190 km/hautomated manual, 7-speedFront wheel drive
1.5 AMT SUV 5 doors Long1.5 litre gasoline138 hp 103 kW220 Nm10.5 s195 km/hautomated manual, 7-speedFront wheel drive
1.5 AMT Crossover1.5 litre gasoline138 hp 103 kW220 Nm9.7 s203 km/hautomated manual, 7-speedFront wheel drive
2.0 AT Crossover2.0 litre diesel148 hp 110 kW350 Nm9.4 s204 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedAll wheel drive
2.0 AT AWD Crossover2.0 litre diesel148 hp 110 kW350 Nm9.4 s204 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedAll wheel drive
2.0 AMT SUV 5 doors Long2.0 litre gasoline189 hp 141 kW280 Nm8.2 s220 km/hautomated manual, 7-speedFront wheel drive
2.0 AT Crossover2.0 litre gasoline189 hp 141 kW280 Nm7.4 s223 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedAll wheel drive
2.0 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors Long2.0 litre gasoline189 hp 141 kW280 Nm8.1 s217 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedAll wheel drive
xDrive25d Steptronic Crossover2.0 litre diesel228 hp 170 kW450 Nm6.6 s235 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedFour wheel drive
1.5 AMT Crossover1.5 litre diesel—270 Nm11.5 s190 km/hautomated manual, 7-speedFront wheel drive
1.5 AMT Crossover1.5 litre gasoline—220 Nm9.7 s203 km/hautomated manual, 7-speedFront wheel drive
1.5 AT Crossover1.5 litre hybrid—385 Nm6.9 s193 km/hAutomatic, 6-speedAll wheel drive
1.5 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors Long1.5 litre hybrid—220 Nm7.4 s195 km/hAutomatic, 6-speedAll wheel drive
1.5 MT Crossover1.5 litre diesel—270 Nm11.5 s190 km/hManual, 6-speedFront wheel drive
1.5 MT Crossover1.5 litre gasoline—220 Nm9.7 s205 km/hManual, 6-speedFront wheel drive
1.5 MT Crossover1.5 litre gasoline—220 Nm9.7 s205 km/hManual, 6-speedFront wheel drive
2.0 AMT Crossover2.0 litre gasoline—280 Nm7.6 s226 km/hautomated manual, 7-speedFront wheel drive
2.0 AMT Crossover2.0 litre gasoline—280 Nm7.7 s226 km/hautomated manual, 7-speedFront wheel drive
2.0 AT Crossover2.0 litre gasoline—280 Nm7.3 s223 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedAll wheel drive
2.0 AT Crossover2.0 litre diesel—400 Nm7.8 s219 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedAll wheel drive
2.0 AT Crossover2.0 litre gasoline—350 Nm6.7 s209 km/hAutomatic, 8-speedAll wheel drive
2.0 MT Crossover2.0 litre diesel—350 Nm9.3 s204 km/hManual, 6-speedAll wheel drive

Dimensions and weight

Typical values for the 2nd generation (F48), facelift, crossover.
Length4,447 mm175 in
Width1,821 mm72 in
Height1,598 mm63 in
Wheelbase2,670 mm105 in
Ground clearance183 mm7 in
Kerb weight1,400–1,745 kg3,086–3,847 lb
Boot space505–1,550 litres18–55 cu ft
Seats5
Turning circle11.4 m37 ft
Fuel tank61 litres16 US gal

Questions about the BMW X1 2nd generation (F48), facelift

What is the most powerful BMW X1 2nd generation (F48), facelift?

The xDrive25d Steptronic crossover, with 228 hp (170 kW) and 450 Nm of torque.

How fast is the BMW X1 2nd generation (F48), facelift from 0 to 100 km/h?

The quickest version, the xDrive25d Steptronic crossover, takes 6.6 seconds; the slowest takes 11.5 seconds. 0–60 mph is about 0.3 seconds quicker than 0–100 km/h.

What engines does the BMW X1 2nd generation (F48), facelift have?

Engines from 1.5 to 2.0 litres, running on diesel or gasoline or hybrid. The table above lists the power, torque and gearbox of each version.

How big is the BMW X1 2nd generation (F48), facelift?

About 4,447 mm long, 1,821 mm wide and 1,598 mm tall (175 in long), weighing 1,400–1,745 kg. Figures vary slightly by body style.

Every BMW X1 generation

  1. 1st generation (E84) 2009–2012
  2. 1st generation (E84), facelift 2012–2015
  3. 2nd generation (F48) 2015–2019
  4. 2nd generation (F48), facelift 2019–2022
  5. 3rd generation (U11/U12) 2022–present

BMW X1 overview: current engines, dimensions and markets

Sources: manufacturer data for each version. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market, model year and equipment.