BMW 2 Series Active Tourer revealed

Arms without rear wheel drive is like a body without a soul!But in an effort to make products more efficient and economical, automakers are left without stone, and TND's new offering with this FWD gear does.Posted in the 2009 front-wheel-drive adaptation announcement, BMW has finally unveiled the first product in the lineup, the new 2-Series Active Touring.

The German automaker has expanded its portfolio of front-wheel drive and three-cylinder engines with the launch.Following the coupe as the second member of the new BMW 2 Series range, according to the company, "the active traveler combines dynamism, style, elegance and practicality in one clever package." It is based on the BMW Group's new UKL The platform, which currently underpins the mini third-generation Cooper, will also be used on the next-generation BMW X1.The car combines the compact size of the exterior with the ability to pack all the gear in comfort and a cabin that's 1,800mm tall and 1,555mm tall despite it being only 4,342mm.Further down the track is a larger seven-seat model that will be called the 2-Series Gran Tourer.

The engine lineup for BMW's newest entrants includes three- and four-cylinder turbo plants.The straight-line 225I trim consists of a turbocharged 231 BHP-2.0-liter four-cylinder unit mated to a standard six-speed standard transmission, which also has an automatic box.Additionally, BMW has confirmed that an "XDrive all-wheel drive" variant will be available later this year, and a hybrid version is also in the works.

The car will be sold in Europe following its Geneva debut.On arrival, the FWD Bimmer will compete with the Ford B-Max, Fiat 500L, Mercedes-Benz B-Class and Volkswagen Dial Touareg.Although, in the context of India's debut, any official rhetoric is still to be found in context.