BMW iX xDrive40 (2022) review - The all-electric BMW SAV
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Video Summary
Key points and findings on the BMW iX xDrive40 from the video review: - The car is based on the 2018 iNext vision concept and is similar in size to the BMW X5 in length and width, but stands as tall as a BMW X6, and comes with BMW X7-sized wheels and front grille. - Its grille is not actually a grill, but a panel housing sensors for safety and driver assistance. - The car has BMW laser lights in a narrow design, similar to that of the vision iNext concept. - The door handles are flush, making the vehicle aerodynamic, with a very low coefficient of drag. The doors are also frameless. - It comes with 21-inch wheels, or 20-inch wheels are the ordinary wheels. - Features a bronze trim package, as an additional feature. - The front end of the black color version looks like Darth Vader's mask. - The rear lights are slimline and the vehicle features a 3D style taillight that wraps around. - It has one reversing camera only. - Includes a rear tow bar. - The car boot has an electric tailgate, has carbon fiber reinforced plastic tub construction and offers a 500-liter capacity. - Many of its interior features include recycled materials. - The interior presents a radical departure from traditional BMW designs and lacks a transmission tunnel. - There is a floating console design featuring a starship enterprise look, below it lies cup holders, USB-C ports and wireless charging. - The display screen is a curved screen with 14.9 inch and 12.3 inch screens for controls and instrument information respectively. - The car has touch, voice and gesture controls and includes an iDrive control. - Its operating system requires some practice to be able to effectively use it. - The steering wheel has a two spoke configuration - Includes traffic sign recognition, smart navigation, and front collision avoidance lane keep assist. - It has three driving modes; Individual, sport, and efficiency. - The 40 is rear-wheel biased. - Under ideal conditions, can travel 425 km (264 miles) when fully charged in efficiency mode, and around 415–400 km (258-248 miles) otherwise. - Reaches 80% charging capacity from fully depleted within 40 minutes using DC power and at home within 13 hours. - Provides 240 kW (322 hp) of power and 630 Nm (465 lb-ft) of torque. - It can reach 0–100 km/h (62 mph) in 6.1 seconds with a top speed of 200 km/h (124 mph).