BMW 1 Series (F20)
The BMW F20 (introduced in 2011) is the second generation of the five door compact hatchback variant of the BMW 1 Series. Like its predecessor, the new car still features rear-wheel drive (However, the M135i is available in an all-wheel drive model),[1] a longitudinally-mounted engine and an advanced aluminum multilink suspension. The M135i was named "The Sports Car of the Year 2012" by Top Gear (magazine). Initial version [edit]five-door hatch (2011–) The vehicle was unveiled in 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show.[2] Early models included BMW 116i, 118i, 116d, 118d, 120d.[3] BMW 125i, 125d, 116d EfficientDynamics Edition are added to the 5-door cars. BMW BluePerformance Technology is available as option for BMW 120d.[4] Beginning in July 2012, BMW 114i is added to the 1-series lineup. xDrive models are introduced, beginning with BMW 120d and BMW M135i.[5] BMW 114d was unveiled in 2012 Paris Motor Show.[6] 2012 [edit]three-door hatch (2012–) Early models included 114i, 116i, 125i, 116d, 118d, 125d, 116d EfficientDynamics Edition. BMW 118i, 120d, M135i xDrive, 120d xDrive went on sale in November 2012.[7] BMW 114d was unveiled in 2012 Paris Motor
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how.[8] [edit]BMW Concept M135i (2012) It is a concept vehicle for M135i 3-door hatch. It included six-cylinder petrol engine, 18-inch M light alloy wheels with a double spoke design. The vehicle was unveiled in 2012 Geneva International Motor Show.[9] [edit]Equipment BMW claims to have improved cabin materials from the last 1 series. All models now include engine start-stop and air conditioning as standard. Higher trims will include a 8.8-inch (220 mm) flatscreen monitor and Bluetooth hands-free with USB connectivity. BMW’s Drive Performance Control is standard on all models. Drive Performance Control allows the driver to select one of four modes. These include Comfort, Sport, Sport+, and ECO PRO. ECO PRO aims to save fuel by adjusting throttle response to encourage slower acceleration and by limiting the use of accessories like air-conditioning, heated mirrors and seats. The increases in fuel economy are displayed to the driver, showing how far extra the car can travel as a result. To differentiate the sub-models, BMW offers Sport Line and Urban Line models which differ by alloy wheels, kidney grille and other appearance-related features.[10][11]