BMW has revised its X1 entry size crossover, with new style detailing inside and out and a range of even more frugal engines, writes Brian Byrne.
External changes include new headlights, less plastic on the side borders, and changes to paintwork that are designed to enhance the overall look. Inside there are small changes to the trim and styling, with higher quality materials.
All rear-drive X1s now have sub-130g/km emissiions, with the 2.0d Efficient Dynamics now down to 119g/km.
Power outputs range from 143-218hp and all but one variant offer acceleration to 100km/h in less than 10 seconds.
RHD versions are due to go on sale in mid-summer. The car was originally launched 30 months ago.