The BMW X2 2024 Returns... And It's Electric: Driving The Top-spec BMW iX2! | Drive.com.au

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- The BMW iX2 has a unique coupe-style SUV body.
- The iX2 is now available in an electric version.
- The X2 range is available in four variants: two electric and two petrol.
- The iX2 xDrive30 is the top spec electric SUV.
- It costs $85,700 plus on-road costs, which is $10,000 more than an entry-level petrol X2.
- Compared to the similar BMW iX1, the iX2 costs $800 extra.
- The iX2 xDrive30 is powered by twin electric motors and all-wheel drive.
- It has 230kW and 494Nm.
- It offers up to 395km of driving range.
- It has a 65kWh battery.
- It can charge up to 130kW using DC fast charging.
- A 10-80% charge takes less than 30 minutes with DC fast charging.
- The iX2's design is one of the most interesting of late from BMW.
- It has a large kidney grill with LED lighting.
- There are 19 or 20 inch wheel options.
- The interior features a curved display, running iDrive 9.
- The first row has comfortable driving positions, with broad shoulder support not previously seen in a BMW.
- There is 525L of boot space.
- A unique storage cubby is available for charging cables.
- There are large power USB ports.
- The interior materials are high-quality.
- Safety systems include lane centering assist, adaptive cruise control with stop and go, blind spot monitoring, a 360 degree camera, parking assistant, and drive recorders, all as standard.
- The iX2 all-wheel-drive train gives sharp and dynamic handling.
- Regenerative braking is available at several levels.
- The steering has a light feel, especially around center, and needs to be in sport mode to weight up a bit.
- The thick steering wheel is a little weird for a compact SUV.
- Wind and road noise are not too prevalent inside the cabin.

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