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Used BMW iX2 for sale
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A used BMW iX2 combines sleek coupé-like styling in a popular SUV package. Being a BMW ‘i’ car, it’s fully electric, high-quality and engaging to drive, with a strong range and plenty of space. Find a BMW iX2 for sale with finance options and part-exchange available.
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BMW iX2
150kW eDrive20 M Sport 65kWh 5dr Auto
- Vehicle year, 2025
- Mileage, 7,073 miles
- Fuel type, Electric
- Transmission type, Automatic
- Range in miles,
Was£30,699Full price.£30,299Price per month. pcp. £496
BMW iX2
230kW xDrive30 M Sport 65kWh 5dr Auto
- Vehicle year, 2024
- Mileage, 9,482 miles
- Fuel type, Electric
- Transmission type, Automatic
- Range in miles,
Full price.£30,999Price per month. pcp. £504
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BMW iX2
150kW eDrive20 M Sport 65kWh 5dr Auto
- Vehicle year, 2026
- Mileage, 4,689 miles
- Fuel type, Electric
- Transmission type, Automatic
- Range in miles,
Was£31,599Full price.£31,199Price per month. pcp. £508
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BMW iX2 buying guide
What types of used BMW iX2 cars are there?
The BMW iX2 arrived in 2024 as the fully electric version of the second-generation X2. It sits alongside the X1 and iX1 as the sportier-looking, coupé-like alternative to the already popular SUV.
When you buy an iX2, you’ll have the choice of front- or four-wheel drive, different power outputs and various range figures, so there’s plenty of customisation options.
Popular BMW iX2 trims
BMW offers the iX2 in a number of popular trim levels – most BMW owners will already be familiar with them. The higher you go, the more equipment and sporty styling you add.
> BMW iX2 Sport – even this entry-level car has heated front seats and a twin-display array up front
> BMW iX2 M Sport – sporty-looking upgrade with vegan leather, sports seats and adaptive suspension
> BMW iX2 M Sport Pro – you get more equipment, higher-end materials and a black pack makeover outside
BMW iX2 history
The BMW iX2 joined the BMW range pretty early on in the brand’s overall electrification strategy.
> First-generation BMW iX2 (2024) – this was the first time the X2 was available with electric motors, arriving at the same time as the second-generation X2
What features does the BMW iX2 have?
The BMW iX2 has a suitably hi-tech interior, which all focuses on the Curved Display setup which combines a large central touchscreen with a digital instrument display.
It uses a high-resolution touchscreen with the latest BMW software and over-the-air (OTA) update support.
Just like any other BMW, it’s also a sporty experience with figure-hugging seats, sharp handling and predictable steering.
Families will love the 525-litre boot, which is large for this class of car. It actually has more space than the iX1 despite the coupé-like roof.
Is the BMW iX2 reliable?
All electric cars have fewer moving parts than petrol-powered models, which means fewer conventional servicing requirements.
BMW’s vehicle warranty is an industry-standard three years, but the electric battery gets a longer eight-year coverage period to put your mind at ease.
How much does the BMW iX2 cost to run?
The iX2 is fitted with a 65kWh battery, which is good for 320 miles of range in the most efficient front-wheel-drive model.
It’s perfect if you want to go long distances, because 130kW charging gives you a 10-80% top-up in 29 minutes.
Charging at home will be considerably cheaper than relying on public chargers if you can secure a lower off-peak rate.
While servicing should be affordable, insurance can be higher than some other electric SUVs as BMW is a premium brand, and parts can cost more.
Who is the BMW iX2 suitable for?
Drivers who enjoy a premium and sporty-looking car should consider a used BMW iX2 – it’s the perfect SUV for young families who need some extra practicality.
Other similar cars include the Audi Q4 Sportback e-tron, Volvo EC40/C40 and Tesla Model Y.
Should I buy a used BMW iX2?
What is the range of the BMW iX2?
The BMW iX2 eDrive20 is the most efficient model – it’ll do 320 miles between charges. Real-world range can vary depending on conditions like weather and speed.
How long does a BMW iX2 take to charge?
10-80% at a suitable rapid charger takes 29 minutes, which is about on par with rivals and plenty quick enough to get you back on the road.
Most homes are limited to 7kW for regular charging, so the 65kWh battery would take just over nine hours for a completely full charge.
How big is the BMW iX2 boot?
The BMW iX2 has 525 litres of boot space, which is more than the 490 litres offered by the more conventional-looking iX1. 1,400 litres of space is available with the rear seats folded down.
Is the BMW iX2 bigger than the BMW iX1?
The two cars are closely related and share the same underpinnings – the roof shape is the biggest differentiator. Technically, the iX2 is 54mm longer and 56mm lower than the iX1, but you’d be hard pushed to tell the difference.
What's the difference between the iX2 eDrive20 and xDrive30?
eDrive means front-wheel drive, and xDrive means four-wheel drive.
xDrive models are therefore more suited to slippery conditions or higher performance.
‘20’ models have 204hp, and ‘30’ models have 306hp.
