BMW X2 (2022-2023)

As a BMW X2 owner, I love having it as a stylish and lively road companion. The sporty look, smooth interior gives it a premium feel, and the strong engine delivers a fun and enjoyable ride. I chose the X2 because of its unique blend of technology, design, and performance. The cutting-edge infotainment system and responsive handling make the X2 perfect for both urban commutes and performance drives. Even though it is not the most practical vehicle, its aggressive design and handling make it a desirable option for a person who wants to own a stylish SUV.

The X2 is an outstanding SUV for everyday driving be it city or highways, it has been powered by the very capable M TwinPower inline engine that produces 300hp of power, and it is great to drive. I find the X2’s performance is further enhanced by the advanced suspension system which makes the overall handling and stability just great. Like any BMW, the X2 is awesome on the inside too, as one might expect from the German brands. A spacious, luxurious and comfortable cabin awaits you, I like the soft seats, with huge legroom and the cockpit is just fabulous.

My original wish was to go for the X3 but due to budget constraints we bought the X2, and frankly, what you get in this SUV is almost the same. Both compact SUVs, and importantly the engine is almost same but power configuration differs which is okay. I think the X2 is just great, I say it after being an owner and using it extensively for a while. Like any BMW, it handles excellently, the comfort is just awesome, a lot of features both entertainment, safety along with connectivity.

THE BMW X2 is an air filled massive looking sedan with no cuts and creases, so undoubtedly, I would say in terms of looks and exterior profile the BMW X2 lost with great margin to never recover. The front is not that good and the bare minimum aesthetic around the rear profile could not cover for the overall exterior. The interior is awesome if I talk about the front seats only but the rear seating is too congested with no headroom space. The price is way above it should be but the engine is there to save the BMW X2.

This hatchback from the BMW combines the key elements of luxury, performance, and practicality. What I appreciate about this five seater car is the way BMW has given modern design cues with an attractive exterior that makes it look quite aggressive. At a starting price of SAR 140,000, I think the X2 is my natural choice to upgrade from my five years old Hyundai Verna. I plan to take a test drive next week and also give it a closer look and explore it in detail before I go ahead and book this stunning, and my first BMW car ever.