BMW’s smallest model enters its fourth generation and has big shoes to fill 👉 Full Story: www.carsales.com.au/editorial...
The all-new 2025 BMW 1 Series will arrive in Australia towards the end of 2024 with two variants, including the entry-level front-drive 118 and the flagship all-wheel drive M135 xDrive hot hatch.
Yes, the traditional ‘i’ badge suffix, which stood for petrol injection, has now dropped for the fourth-generation (F70-series) 1 Series and will be reserved for future battery-electric BMW models.
carsales had an early audience with the new M135, which is actually slightly slower than the old M135i - probably because it has a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and not a traditional eight-speed auto - but brings much higher levels of technology and a fully-loaded standard equipment list.
It’s also a more striking car to look at both inside and out and - although local pricing won’t be announced until July, ahead of first Australian deliveries in the fourth quarter of this year - this video will give you a thorough look at BMW’s new hot hatch.
Fast Forward
00:00 Intro
01:01 Upgrades
02:56 Interior & seats
04:05 Passenger space
04:23 Summary
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