Does the BMW X1 have automatic braking?
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BMW X1 has automatic braking. This car excels in both appearance and performance. BMW's exterior: The daytime running lights align with models like the 1 Series, 3 Series, and 5 Series, changing from yellow to white. There are also some changes near the front fog lights compared to the older model, as they are now intersected by a line on the front fascia. The overall side profile remains the same—sporty and sleek, with the hood, waistline, windows, and rear all leaning forward, giving a poised-for-action look. The new X1's side mirrors integrate turn signals, which look more stylish than when they were placed on the fenders. BMW's performance: The X1 lineup has added a new engine option: a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine featuring an all-aluminum crankcase and a single turbocharger. This engine delivers a maximum output of 245 horsepower and a peak torque of 350Nm, achieving a combined fuel economy of 37.5mpg (UK) and CO2 emissions of 186g/km. Reportedly, this new four-cylinder engine is lighter and more compact than a six-cylinder engine with equivalent power, while also offering improved fuel efficiency. The application of the latest-generation VALVETRONIC system and solenoid injectors enhances the engine's efficiency, with quicker response times that elevate the driving experience.