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THE X1 AT A GLANCE
How many seats does the X1 have?
The BMW X1 is a four-door SUV that can seat up to 5 passengers.
What additional options and packages are available on the BMW X1?
The BMW X1 SUV has an expansive range of options and packages for increased convenience to your lifestyle. Available enhancements are included with the Convenience, M Sport, Shadowline, Technology, and Premium Packages so you can get the X1 that fits your exact needs.
Is the BMW X1 a reliable and safe family car?
The BMW X1 comes standard with Active Driving Assistant, which includes multiple safety systems like Frontal Collision Warning with City Collision Mitigation, Lane Departure Warning, and Active Blind Spot Detection to provide extra protection for you and your passengers on the road.
Does the BMW X1 have all-wheel drive?
Yes. Every BMW X1 comes with xDrive, BMW’s intelligent all-wheel drive system, equipped as standard. This technology powers all four wheels, and automatically counteracts slip in reduced traction areas for a more controlled driving experience.
What smart features are included in the BMW X1?
This intelligent SUV includes the BMW Curved Display for interacting with BMW Operating System 9 and Intelligent Personal Assistant. Connect with ease thanks to wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility, and Remote Software Upgrades. The X1 also includes Video Augmented Reality, and safety technology like Active Blind Spot Detection, Lane Departure Warning, and Frontal Collision Warning with City Collision Mitigation.
Where is the BMW X1 made?
The 2025 BMW X1 is assembled in Germany at the Regensburg Plant.
Aggie Krasnolucka
Programmes Director
Federation Internationale de l'Automobile Foundation
Bio:
Aggie Krasnolucka is Programmes Director at the FIA Foundation where she looks after its portfolio of road safety interventions as well as leads the Motorcycle Initiative – a global hub of interventions working towards improving motorcycle safety across areas of helmet safety, infrastructure, technology, and legislation.
Previously, she worked across different areas of the international development context including community outreach and engagement, road safety, access to health, private public partnerships as well as fundraising and communications. Aggie holds a master’s degree in social anthropology as well as linguistics and literature.