German luxury carmaker BMW has expanded the X1 lineup with the launch of 20i Tech Edition in India at Rs 43 lakh (ex-showroom India). This range-topping petrol trim is available in limited numbers only, retailed exclusively through BMW Online Shop. Compared to the other BMW X1 variants, it gets some exclusive features as well as a few cosmetic changes. But before we talk about them in detail, here’s a look at how does it fares in the BMW X1 line-up: –
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BMW X1 Variants | Fuel Type | Ex-showroom Price |
SportX | Petrol | Rs 38.9 lakh |
xLine | Petrol | Rs 41.3 lakh |
xLine | Diesel | Rs 43 lakh |
20i Tech Edition | Petrol | Rs 43 lakh |
BMW X1 Tech Edition: How it is different from other variants?
As its name suggests, the X1 Tech Edition mainly gets additional techs and features over the other variants that notably includes a larger 10.25-inch high-resolution i-Drive infotainment system (instead of an 8.8-inch standard unit), a 205W 7-speaker Hi-Fi sound system, a heads-up display (HUD), and a wireless smartphone charger.
Besides, it also carries forward most of the features from the rest of the range such as LED headlamps, dual-zone climate control, a large panoramic sunroof, 6-colours ambient lighting, wireless Apple CarPlay, powered front seats with memory function, reclined rear seats with center armrest, and many more. Passenger safety is covered by six airbags, ABS with EBD, electric parking brake with auto hold, parking sensors, electronic stability control, Attentiveness Assistance, Cornering Brake Control (CBC), Dynamic Stability Control (DSC), Dynamic Traction Control (DTC), etc.
The exterior design of the 20i Tech Edition is similar to the standard X1 save for the larger 18-inch dual-tone alloy wheels and bigger exhaust tips.
The X1 20i Tech Edition is available with two exterior shades: Alpine White and Phytonic Blue (metallic), whereas the interior comes with a leatherette Oyster Black upholstery.
BMW X1 Tech Edition: Powertrain
No changes have been made beneath the bonnet. The brand has provided the limited-edition with the ongoing 2.0-liter turbo-petrol engine that makes 192PS of maximum power and 280Nm of peak torque. The engine comes mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission (DCT) that drives the front wheels of the SUV.
Rivals
In the Indian market, the BMW X1 Tech Edition competes against the likes of Mercedes-Benz GLA (Rs 43.60 – 58.78 lakh), Volvo XC40 (Rs 41.25 lakh), Mini Countryman (Rs 39.50 – 43.40 lakh), and Audi Q2 (Rs 34.99 – 48.89 lakh).
