2024 BMW X2 Review & Road Rest | Road Pilgrim Singapore

The 2024 BMW X2 is now in its second generation and comes in M-Sport trim as standard. It is equipped with a 1.5 litre 3 cylinder turbocharged engine producing 121 bhp, 230Nm of torque and has a 0-100km/h time of 10.4 seconds. The engine drives power via a front wheel drive setup and is mated to a 7 speed dual clutch transmission. 20" wheels are standard, along with the latest OS8.5 touchscreen infotainment unit with wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto.
MOST COMPETITIVE INSURANCE PRICING IN TOWN!
RENEW / PURCHASE YOUR CAR INSURANCE with us / Get a FREE QUOTE now:
www.roadpilgri...
Looking to SELL your used car in Singapore for the BEST PRICE / Consign your car FOR SALE? Get a FREE quote right here:
www.roadpilgri...
Like and Subscribe for the latest automotive content.

[@limliqiang9988]

How’s your feeling with the suspension ?

[@roadpilgrim]

It’s on the firmer side for sure - especially with the larger wheels. If comfort is a priority, I’d recommend the X1 instead with the regular multi link suspension.

[@anonymousapple745]

Hey man - how was your experience with the auto start/stop, and what are your thoughts on the x2 compared to other brands in the range? (Q3 sport back/Q4/GLA/GLB/Tiguan)?

[@roadpilgrim]

Oooh. NGL the auto start stop was a little bit rough. But a good workaround is to just put the car in sports mode. I haven’t tested everything in the segment, but at least in Singapore, I think the X1/X2 seems to be a much more well rounded product than its segment mates.

[@anonymousapple745]

@@roadpilgrim thanks for the quick follow up - appreciate it

[@terencegoh3406]

I respectfully disagree that the infotainment system on the x1, x2 and ix1 is better than the rest. There is so much real estate wasted on the driver’s side and the screen is visibly cramped, as compared to bigger boys. It is running on OS9 and not OS8.5

[@roadpilgrim]

Hey Terence. My mistake regarding OS8.5 over 9. Thank you for flagging this out. As for the preference on the housing unit for the integrated displays. I primarily dislike the sharp edge found on the larger models. When viewed from the passenger door, it looks like a retrofitted screen. The housing unit on the smaller models somehow look more “OEM” and more premium to me.