BMW has released the prices for the X1 models sold in the United Kingdom, complementing the price list it revealed for the German market last month. BMW said that its pricing policy has adapted to the current car industry situation and the global finance limitations.

More specifically, BMW is pricing its X1 model range so it can better reflect its position and target audience. The entry-level rear-wheel drive sDrive18d SE 143 hp starts at £22,660 in the UK, with the all-wheel drive version selling for £23,940. The more powerful sDrive20d with 177 (hp) was priced at £24,205 and the xDrive20d at £25,510.The most expensive X1 model is the xDrive23d with 204 hp and a 0-62 mph time of 7.3 seconds, at £29,055. Prices include delivery, number plates, first registration fee and BMW Emergency Service. The new X1 line-up from BMW features engines that comply with EU5 emissions standard, 17” light alloy wheels, DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter – for the diesel variants), BMW Mobility System, Cornering Brake Control (CBC), Park Distance Control (PDC), Tire Puncture Warning System (TPWS) and Start-Stop system (including the diesel versions), all as standard kit. Photo gallery after the jump!

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