Pros More convincing than a petrol X1 New curved display is very appealing Bigger and more practical than older X1s
Cons Could there be a more affordable, less powerful version? It’s a heavy blighter (but then so are most electric SUVs) Lacks the pioneering feel of previous BMW i products
Pros Impressive performance Good rear seat space Decent range on a full charge
Cons Firmer ride than rivals No physical infotainment controls Currently only one very expensive version available
Pros Feels premium Easy to drive Lots of kit as standard
Cons No full one-pedal drive available Pricey for a family SUV Fiddly infotainment controls
Pros It's an Enyaq iV, so it's easy to live with Roomy, well-trimmed, inviting interior Sporty vRS flagship gets 300hp
Cons More expensive than standard Enyaq vRS model doesn't feel fast enough Above average road noise
Pros Competitively priced, family friendly, outshines its VW Group rivals
Cons Firm ride, struggles to justify its existence, don’t be fooled by the vRS version