2026 BMW iX2 xDrive30 M Sport U10 Auto AWD

$88,900

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$77,990 - $136,200

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Odometer 1,575 km

Body type Suv

Fuel Electric

Estimated range Electric Driving Range km (WLTP): 449 km

Vehicle Overview

The 2026 BMW iX2 xDrive30 M Sport is a compact electric SUV with a coupe-inspired profile, combining a distinctive silhouette with the practicality of five doors and five seats. Finished in Skyscraper Grey with a black interior, this demo vehicle presents BMW’s contemporary approach to electric motoring in a format that is easy to place in everyday urban and suburban driving.

Its xDrive30 specification uses an all-wheel-drive layout, giving the iX2 a confident footing across changing road conditions. Electric drive brings smooth, immediate response and a quiet character, while the quoted 230.0 kW combined power output and 5.6-second 0–100 km/h time indicate that this is not simply an efficiency-focused vehicle. The single-speed automatic transmission keeps the driving experience straightforward, with no conventional gear changes interrupting the flow of power.

Range is a key part of the iX2’s appeal. The listed WLTP electric driving range is 449 km, supported by a 67.0 kWh lithium-ion high-voltage battery. When faster charging is available, the stated fast-charge time is 29 minutes, while a standard wall socket is listed at 34 hours and 30 minutes. Charging requirements will naturally vary with the supply and conditions, but the combination of a useful driving range and rapid-charge capability gives the vehicle flexibility beyond short-distance city use.

The M Sport treatment adds a more focused visual identity, while the cabin is designed around modern digital interaction and daily comfort. Listed equipment includes a curved display, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, wireless device charging and a head-up display, helping keep key information and smartphone functions accessible with less distraction. Fully automatic parking assistance and a road-sign adaptive speed limiter add convenience in routine driving, particularly where narrow spaces or changing speed limits demand extra attention.

Comfort features include electric seats with memory, a multifunction sports steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control, remote keyless entry and auto-dimming mirrors. LED headlights and electronic damper suspension further contribute to the vehicle’s premium specification. The cabin’s electric drivetrain also allows conversations and audio to remain clear without the background noise associated with a combustion engine.

Practicality remains central to the iX2’s SUV brief. The vehicle provides five seats and a luggage capacity listed at 525 litres, expanding to 1,400 litres with the rear seating arrangement adjusted. A braked towing capacity of 1,200 kg and unbraked capacity of 750 kg add useful versatility, while the 167 mm ground clearance and all-wheel-drive system broaden its everyday capability without changing the model’s road-oriented character.

Safety and driver-assistance equipment includes lane keeping assist, lane departure warning, adaptive cruise control, brake assist and an integrated dash cam. These systems are intended to support the driver rather than replace attention, but together they add reassurance and convenience across longer journeys and busy traffic. With 1,575 km recorded, this demo iX2 combines near-new presentation with the equipment and specification of BMW’s all-electric compact SUV range.

Other highlights include Drive train: Four Wheel Drive.