BMW X1 Info
Find Extensive Luxury and High-Tech Features in the 2021 BMW X1
Tech, Performance, and Specs of the 2021 BMW X1

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Doors
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STARTING MSRP
2021 BMW X1 xDrive28i

CAPACITY
5 Adults
4 Doors
ENGINE
2.0-liter BMW TwinPower Turbo inline 4-cylinder
228 hp @ 5000 rpm
258 lb-ft @ 1450 rpm
TRANSMISSION
8-Speed Automatic
DRIVETRAIN
Intelligent All-Wheel Drive
FUEL CONSUMPTION
23/31
STARTING MSRP
2021 BMW X1 sDrive28i

CAPACITY
5 Adults
4 Doors
ENGINE
2.0-liter BMW TwinPower Turbo inline 4-cylinder
228 hp @ 5000 rpm
258 lb-ft @ 1450 rpm
TRANSMISSION
8-Speed Automatic
DRIVETRAIN
Front-Wheel Drive
FUEL CONSUMPTION
24/33
STARTING MSRP
A Luxurious Subcompact Crossover SUV
When BMW first introduced its X1 model in 2009, there was little doubt that this subcompact crossover SUV was going to be a people pleaser. Now at the tail end of its second generation, BMW has plenty of time to fine-tune and tweak the aesthetic, features, performance, safety features, and other specs. The end result? A highly refined luxury driving experience that still comes in at a price that is almost unthinkable for a high-end car maker like BMW.
What’s more, BMW makes some of its most desirable features standard across the xDrive28i and sDrive28i trims. From driver-assist features that keep you safe on the road to fully-integrated hands-free digital technology, you’ll find an unmatched experience, especially if you’re making the BMW X1 your first luxury vehicle purchase.
There are dozens of unique features, modern technologies, and fine-tuned performance specs waiting to be explored in the 2021 BMW X1. Contact our BMW dealership today to get a full rundown on what you’ll find in the 2021 X1, or to schedule a free test drive.
All Eyes on the X1
The first thing anyone’s going to see of the X1 is its exterior. BMW made sure that both you and pretty much anyone else you drive-by would have a hard time looking at anything else. From the front, the X1 The X1 is as intimidating in the 2021 model as it was in the past several years. BMW didn’t smooth out any of the raw ferocity in the grille design, much to the pleasure of buyers. The vehicle still flows smoothly toward the back and is ultimately enhanced at the rear with dual chrome exhaust tips.
From the top, the Satin Aluminum roof rails, combined with the shark fin antenna, give the X1 a bit of a tone-down, fashion-forward punk-rock look. Since this is a BMW vehicle, the highly-recognizable blue and white symbol completes the look on the front and rear, ensuring everyone knows exactly what you’re driving from both angles.
A Step Up in Interior Design
BMW takes all aspects of its vehicle designs seriously, especially the interior. With the X1, interior design is focused on comfort and ease-of-use. The pilot’s seat is a perfect example of the company’s focus on interior luxury and accessibility. The company provides 8-way power front seats, heated front seats, and an Advanced Vehicle & Key Memory that automatically adjusts your seat position, temperate, mirrors, and other points based on your preferred and last-used. You’ll also find, “one-touch” power front windows, comfortable SensaTec upholstery, and High-gloss Black interior trim with Pearl Gloss Chrome highlight. As noted, all of these pilot-focused luxury features come standard.
Want more? Upgrade with available packages that include options like leather upholstery and a Fine Oak Wood Grain trim.
Brag-Worthy Performance
BMW is known not just for its interior and exterior designs but is also well-regarded for the efficiency and refined approach to its engines. Both the sDrive28i and xDrive28i trims feature BMW’s powerful 2.0-liter TwinPower Turbo inline 4-cylinder. This engine is capable of outputting 228 hp 258 lb-ft of torque. And depending on the trim, you’ll push 0-60 in just 6.6 or 6.3 seconds.
Your choice between the xDrive and sDrive trims will come down to whether you prefer front-wheel or all-wheel drive. Looking for more control? Opt for the all-wheel-drive xDrive trim, which delivers an EPA-estimated 31 MPG highway. The front-wheel-drive sDrive trim shows its worth, helping to deliver an EPA-estimated 34 MPG highway.
Each X1 BMW model provides the company’s 8-speed STEPTRONIC Automatic transmission with Sport and Manual shift modes.

Technology and Safety Take Center Stage
When you step into the 2021 BMW X1, the 8.8-inch center screen immediately steals the show. The company’s iDrive infotainment system is a focal point for all of your hands-free needs. Just connect your phone to the system via Bluetooth to enjoy streaming music, navigation, and more. The X1 also supports Apple CarPlay, which comes with its own navigation feature and traffic updates.
Your X1 steering wheel is also its own computer. A plethora of steering-wheel-mounted controls allow you to take calls, cycle through music, adjust your cruise control speed, and view your vehicle information on the instrument cluster screen.
The X1 also brings its safety features to the forefront. For the 2021 model year, BMW upgraded the standard suite of safety technology. More driver-assist features are included with the price. These include, but are not limited to, Frontal Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, and BMW’s Enhanced Automatic Collision Notification.
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BMW is redefining what an entry-level luxury vehicle should look and feel like. With an MSRP starting at just $35,400 for either the xDrive28i or the sDrive28i trim, the 2021 BMW X1 is a great starting point for buyers looking to get started on their journey in the BMW family of vehicles.
Come visit Hilton Head BMW to get the full experience of the BMW X1 and other BMW vehicles. Contact us to schedule a test drive of the X1 or any other vehicle available.



