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Once reaches the Indian shore officially, the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe will be offered in two engine options. The list includes a 1.5-litre, mild-hybrid turbo-petrol engine and a 2.
0-litre diesel unit. The German carmaker BMW is all set to add the tech-loaded facelift avatar of the 2 Series Gran Coupe to its Indian fleet. It has been reported that the launch is expected to take place somewhere in mid-2025.
However, a confirmed date for the same is yet to be revealed by the brand. The model already made its official presence last year and revealed most of the highlighted elements. Even the road presence is not spared as some significant updates had been showcased at the time of debut.
Here’s What to Expect According to the details, the upcoming updated avatar of the 2 Series Gran Coupe will hit the market with an aggressive stance, carrying forward the same genes as the ongoing version. It will feature some noticeable updates from both inside and outside. The customers can expect a redesigned front fascia, signature-style low-set kidney grille and iconic reprofiled LED headlight setup.
The familiar coupe-like roofline will remain the same while the short tail section will be treated with a new set of LED taillights. Inside the Cabin When it comes to the interior, the model will get some latest updates. It will get a curved touchscreen infotainment system, which will be treated by BMW’s latest OS9 software.
Apart from this, a fully digital 10-inch digital instrument cluster will be there to assist the driver. A 12-speaker Harman/Kardon sound system will keep all the occupants inside the cabin entertained. The other highlights will be vegan upholstery, wireless charging, multi-functional steering wheel, automatic climate control and the list goes on.
Engine Options Once reaches the Indian shore officially, the 2 Series Gran Coupe will be offered in two engine options. The list includes a 1.5-litre, mild-hybrid turbo-petrol engine and a 2.
0-litre diesel unit. The former will generate a maximum power of 168 BHP and 280 Nm, forcing the car to go 0-100 km/h in 7.9 seconds, while the latter will churn out 161 BHP and 400 Nm.
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