BMW X2 NEW UPDATE

  

BMW X2 

The BMW X2 is back for another year, and we’re welcoming it with open arms. With two different engine options and a choice between drivetrains, it’s likely that there’s an X2 for everybody. The most powerful 2.0-liter turbo of the lineup pushes out 301 horses, enough to beat similarly-priced rivals in terms of performance, and the compact SUV offers more interior space than one would assume.All models offer agile handling and a truly engaging drive, but the ride quality can be crashy at times. We also think that the interior is slightly underwhelming for the segment, not due to any cheap materials or real faults, it’s just a little bland. Still, the BMW has more than enough to go up against the likes of the Audi Q3 and the Volvo XC40, though the X2 may have to work the hardest to best its own relative, the X1

The X2 has been around for only one year on US soil, so the newborn hasn’t changed much for 2020. The once optional 8.8-inch infotainment screen is now standard and replaces the 6.5-inch screen on last year’s models. A navigation system now joins the list of standard-fitted features and rounds off the minor updates for this year’s X2.