#17 in BMW
Cargo / hauling
Low fuel consumption for its class at 6 L/100 km.
BMW X1 Series
Suv
Petrol
RWD
BMW X1 sDrive18i
The BMW X1 sDrive18i balances family-ready practicality with notably low fuel consumption for its class. It favors everyday usability and road-trip suitability over outright performance or heavy hauling.
Is this car right for you?
Best for
- Efficient for its class at 6 L/100 km, easing fuel costs for commuting and family use
- Practical for growing families: five seats and a 540 L boot support school runs and weekend trips
- Ranks well for safety within its segment per our signals
- Rear-wheel drive dynamics with sufficient pace suit everyday driving
Less ideal for
- You want brisk acceleration or sporty character; the 140 hp setup prioritizes efficiency over thrills
- You regularly carry very bulky loads; despite a useful 540 L boot, it’s not aimed at cargo-heavy use
- You need all-wheel-drive traction; this version is rear-wheel drive
- You’re chasing the absolute lowest price; better seen as good value in its segment than a bargain buy
Core facts only
Price
€36,000
Used price
€21,000–€27,000
Power
140 hp
0–100 km/h
8.5 s
Top speed
210 km/h
Boot
540 L
Seats
5
Drive
RWD
Body type
Suv
BMW lineup context
FamilyBMW X1 Series
PositionPremium midsize car
Closest BMWBMW X1 sDrive20i
Where this car stands out
#31 in BMW
City driving
Strong safety standing in segment per signals.
Top 50% global
Family fit
540 L boot and five seats support family life and road trips.
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