Render: what we know about the next BMW X2 and iX2 with Coupe bodywork

The second generation BMW X2 βρίσκεται καθ’ οδόν.  Αφού μετά από πολλές κατασκοπευτικές λήψεις, Motor1.com created this digital illustration to simulate what the crossover will look like inspired by coupe when revealed. However, we don't expect the German brand to unveil the new model until late 2023.

The new X2 will have the arched roofline of its larger siblings - the X4 and X6. It follows in the tradition of the BMW to use this shape in crossovers with even-named models.

We expect the front end to be similar to the last one X1. However, our performance gives the muzzle a more angular shape for the mask by incorporating pointed edges on each side. The bottom of the bumper has a different look to that of the more practical model. The designers give the different levels exclusive details to differentiate them.

Looking at the X2 from the side, you can see the shape of the flowing roof. The design means less rear cargo space than the X1, but gives the crossover a sleeker look.

The latest X1 is 4.32cm longer, 2.29cm wider and taller than the previous generation. Since the two vehicles share so many parts, we expect the next generation X2 will also be a bit longer than the current one.

Many drive systems

Οι αγοραστές θα έχουν πολλές κινητήριες επιλογές για τη νέα τους X2.  Οι εκδόσεις βενζίνης, ντίζελ, plug-in υβριδικών και ηλεκτρικών είναι καθ’ οδόν.  Ωστόσο, σε ορισμένες περιοχές ενδέχεται να μην διατίθενται όλα. 

In particular, the new X2 will likely share powertrains with the latest X1 and 2 Active Tourer series in Europe. Those who want an EV can wait for the iX2. It is speculated that it will have the iX1's twin-engine layout producing 313bhp (230kW) and 494Nm of torque. In Europe, with a 64.7 kWh battery and will provide a range of up to 438 kilometers on a single charge.

All versions of the X2 powered by internal combustion engines will come with an automatic transmission. Depending on the model, buyers will be able to choose either front- or all-wheel drive configurations.

Don't expect all versions of the new X2 to debut at the same time. For example, BMW hasn't yet premiered the performance-driven X1 M35i as of the publication of this article, but there are spy shots of it. The same staggered unveiling strategy should apply to this crossover with the Coupe body style.