BMW 2 Series Active Tourer Hatchback Diesel FWD

BMW 223d Active Tourer

A diesel, FWD hatchback aimed at city and small‑family use, the BMW 223d Active Tourer blends efficient consumption with brisk performance and space for five. It reads as good value in its segment, though it’s not a cargo hauler or winter specialist.

BMW 223d Active Tourer

Is this car right for you?

Best for

  • Efficient for its class at 5 L/100 km for daily commuting
  • Brisk performance (0–100 km/h in 7.1 s) with strong torque for easy merging
  • Five seats and a 400 L boot suit small‑family and city duties
  • Good value in its segment around 36,000

Less ideal for

  • FWD only, which may limit traction in harsh winter conditions
  • 400 L trunk can feel small for cargo‑heavy use
  • Diesel‑only powertrain won’t suit buyers seeking hybrid or EV options
  • Five seats only; no third row for larger families

Core facts only

Price
€36,000
Used price
€21,000–€27,000
Power
150 hp
0–100 km/h
7.1 s
Top speed
230 km/h
Boot
400 L
Seats
5
Drive
FWD
Body type
Hatchback

BMW lineup context

FamilyBMW 2 Series Active Tourer
PositionPremium midsize car
Closest BMWBMW 220i Active Tourer

Where this car stands out

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#9 in BMW

City driving

Efficient for its class at 5 L/100 km.

#51 in BMW

Value for money

Strong safety ranking signal in our data.

Top 50% global

Value for money

Brisk 0–100 km/h in 7.1 s with 350 Nm of torque.

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