BMW has unveiled the second generation X4 sports activity coupe, which will make its full public debut at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show.
The X4 combines the looks of a coupe and an SUV, with this latest iteration having larger dimensions than the previous one.
As with most other BMW models, the X4 comes with a premium feel and all of the main features are angled towards the driver for a more involved drive. The centre-piece is the iDrive 10.25-inch touchscreen, with the optional head-up display and digital instrument cluster also available.
Sports seats are fitted as standard, with a leather multi-functional steering wheel and climate control included as well.
Coming with three trim levels – xLine, M Sport X and M Sport – the X4 can be customised further with BMW’s Individual design portfolio for the first time.
Fitted with one of three petrol and three diesel units, power options range from 181bhp up to 355bhp, and all engines are paired to an eight-speed automatic transmission and xDrive all-wheel drive. Two M Performance models are included in the range – the M40i and M40d – which also come with unique features.
To help with driving dynamics, the X4 is available with variable sport steering, adaptive M suspension, M Sport differential and M Sport brakes.
For better driving assistance features, the Driving Assistant Plus package adds steering and lane control assistant, and lane keeping assistant with side protection.
Prices and delivery dates are yet to be confirmed, but it is expected BMW will reveal all at Geneva, which takes place from March 6 to 18.
