The BMW 1 Series (E87) was a compact luxury car produced from 2004 to 2013. The E90 generation, launched in 2008, marked a significant update with revised styling and upgraded interior features.
However, the F30 generation, which replaced the E90 in 2011, is not actually associated with the 1 Series badge. Instead, the F20 (2011) and F21 (2015) generations were used for the 2 Series Gran Coupe and Active Tourer respectively.
The correct answer seems to be a misunderstanding of the BMW model nomenclature. However, if you are referring to the BMW 1 Series F40 (2020+), here's an update:
The BMW 1 Series F40 is a compact luxury car produced from 2020 onwards. It is the fourth generation of the 1 Series and features a range of engine options including petrol and diesel units, as well as hybrid variants.
Key Features and Upgrades:
- Revised exterior styling with a larger kidney grille and LED headlights
- Improved interior with a larger infotainment screen and more premium materials
- Enhanced driver assistance systems and safety features
- More efficient engine lineup with increased power output options
- Increased boot space compared to the previous generation
Engine Options:
- Petrol engines:
- 136-hp 118d unit
- 192-hp M135i SDrive model
- 302-hp M135i xDrive variant
- Diesel engines:
- 116-hp 116d unit
- 150-hp 120d engine
Trim Levels:
- Sport Line and M Sport trims are available, with the latter adding more aggressive styling cues and performance upgrades.
Innovations:
- The F40 generation introduces a range of new driver assistance systems, including adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning.
- It also features an updated infotainment system with a larger touchscreen display and improved connectivity options.
