2024 BMW X2
Starting at $42.995

00:00 Exterior pt 1
02:56 Trunk
04:04 Exterior pt 2
04:50 Interior pt 1
07:39 Panoramic roof / steering wheel / interface
08:24 Interior pt 2
11:47 Engine
12:27 360 view - open doors

Overview
The all-new BMW X2 is an exception to the rule that two is more than one. Based on the same platform as the boxier X1, the subcompact X2 is the slightly less practical, albeit sportier-looking, version of BMW's smallest SUV. The second-generation X2 wears an angrier smile and has as many exhaust tips as it does pistons. Both the 241-hp xDrive 28i and M35i xDrive use a turbocharged inline-four cylinder with a dual-clutch automatic transmission and all-wheel drive, but the M adds muscle with 312 horsepower, bigger brakes, and a higher top speed. It also comes with many M-powered blue, purple, and red trimmings that typically accompany BMW's motorsport-fueled sub-brand. The two-rod, five-passenger X2 is expected to go on sale sometime in March, 2024.

What's New for 2024?
The X2 begins its second generation this year, growing in size while taking on a sleeker coupe-like shape. The X2 now comes with all-wheel drive as standard equipment and a boost in horsepower from the X2's revised powerplant, which gives it more attitude than before. The X2 will arrive in dealerships in March, 2024.

Pricing and Which One to Buy
The price of the 2024 BMW X2 starts at $42.995 and goes up to $52.395 depending on the trim and options.

xDrive28i $42,995
M35i xDrive $52,395

The xDrive 28i comes with a ton of standard features, such as 19-inch wheels, a giant infotainment display, LED headlights, and active blind spot detection. While the base model doesn't have as much horsepower as the wilder M35i xDrive, its smaller wheels and less aggressive engine tune will likely make it a more livable creature. An M Sport equipment package is available on the xDrive 28i, which adds M wheels, paddle shifters, an adaptive M suspension, and better brakes, but we expect the improvements of this new-gen X2 to shine the brightest on the more affordable base version.

Engine, Transmission, and Performance
The new X2 is powered by a revised version of the previous model’s turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four engine bolted to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. While the xDrive28i gets a bump in output over the previous generation X2, now crunching out a respectable 241 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque, the M35i xDrive is even stronger. With upgraded internals to weather the increase in performance, the M35i xDrive produces 312 horsepower. BMW claims the M-powered X2 is good for a launch to 60 mph in 5.2 seconds, but we expect it to do far better than that, considering the 302-hp 2019 X2 M35i we had tested previously managed the same feat in 4.5 seconds. Both versions of the X2 come standard with all-season tires, but the M35i xDrive gets larger 20-inch wheels. Both X2 models roll along with slightly wider tires than the outgoing model, adding to the new X2's more aggressive look. Top speed is limited to 130 mph for both models while equipped with all-season rubber, but upgrading to performance summer rubber gives the M35i xDrive a 6-mph advantage into the danger zone with a top speed of 155 mph; the xDribve28i tops out at 149 mph. We'll update this space with performance results once we've tested either X2.

Überblick
Der brandneue BMW X2 ist eine Ausnahme von der Regel, dass zwei mehr als eins sind. Basierend auf der gleichen Plattform wie der kastenförmigere X1 ist der Kleinwagen X2 die etwas weniger praktische, aber sportlicher aussehende Version des kleinsten SUV von BMW. Der X2 der zweiten Generation trägt ein wütenderes Lächeln und hat ebenso viele Auspuffendrohre wie Kolben. Sowohl der 241 PS starke xDrive 28i als auch der M35i xDrive verwenden einen turbogeladenen Reihenvierzylinder mit Doppelkupplungs-Automatikgetriebe und Allradantrieb, aber der M bringt mit 312 PS, größeren Bremsen und einer höheren Höchstgeschwindigkeit mehr Leistung. Darüber hinaus ist er mit vielen M-angetriebenen blauen, violetten und roten Verzierungen ausgestattet, die typischerweise mit der motorsportorientierten Untermarke von BMW einhergehen. Der X2 mit zwei Ruten und fünf Sitzen wird voraussichtlich irgendwann im März 2024 in den Handel kommen.

Was ist neu für 2024?
Der X2 startet in diesem Jahr in die zweite Generation, wächst in der Größe und erhält gleichzeitig eine schlankere Coupé-ähnliche Form. Der X2 verfügt jetzt serienmäßig über Allradantrieb und eine Leistungssteigerung durch das überarbeitete Triebwerk des X2, die ihm mehr Attitüde als zuvor verleiht. Der X2 wird im März 2024 bei den Händlern eintreffen.

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