At Rs 49.90 lakh, BMW X1 LWB offers good entry into German luxury category. Maintenance packages are recommended to control costs.By: Radheshyam Yadav (Sept 21, 2026)
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Comfortable Long Drive
Took BMW X1 LWB on long highway trip. Zero back pain thanks to ergonomic seats, though sports mode steering weight feels artificial.By: Subhash Shinde (Sept 21, 2026)
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Spacious But Mild
Cabin leg space in BMW X1 LWB is exceptional for family trips. Lack of paddle shifters and missing physical iDrive knob reduce driving enjoyment on open highways.By: Yogendra Sharma (Sept 21, 2026)
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Decent Highway Mileage
BMW X1 LWB offers great rear legroom and sleek looks. However, the 1.5L turbo petrol engine feels modest on steep inclines and ride is slightly stiff over sharp city bumps.By: Trilok Chand (Sept 21, 2026)
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Huge Legroom Advantage
Long wheelbase version makes BMW X1 LWB back seat super roomy. Only negative point is slightly stiff ride quality over potholes.By: Omprakash Hegde (Sept 21, 2026)
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Moderate Performance
Extended wheelbase on BMW X1 LWB gives good back seat space. Touchscreen HVAC controls are distracting while driving and 3-cylinder engine lacks punch for enthusiasts.By: Upendra Prasad (Sept 21, 2026)
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Balanced Family Car
BMW X1 LWB has impressive rear seat room and sleek curved display. Suspension is tuned firm and service maintenance cost feels slightly premium for compact segment.By: Vijayendra Rao (Sept 21, 2026)
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Smooth Dual Clutch
7-speed DCT in BMW X1 LWB shifts gears cleanly without jerks. Engine performance is oriented towards comfort over sports tuning.By: Narendra Bisht (Sept 21, 2026)
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Spacious Family Vehicle
Extended length of BMW X1 LWB makes back row very comfy. Ride is slightly firm on bad roads and removing iDrive dial makes menu navigation cumbersome.By: Nandan Varghese (Sept 21, 2026)