The BMW X4 is a compact luxury crossover SUV manufactured by BMW since 2014.

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BMW X4 is a 5 seater SUV with the last recorded price of Rs. 71.90 - 74.90 Lakh. It is available in 8 variants, 1998 to 2993 cc engine options and 1 transmission option : Automatic.

All-wheel drive comes standard and is paired with a competent turbocharged inline-four in the base model, while a punchy turbocharged inline-six brings a more engaging driving experience. For even wilder thrills, BMW offers the 503-horsepower X4 M, which we review separately.

Sporty roadholding, optimum handling and high agility: in terms of performance and driving dynamics, the BMW 4 Series Coupé provides exciting driving pleasures.

While the X4's ride is taut, it shrugs off rough roads reasonably well. It's also pretty quiet. There's a touch of wind noise, but the smooth ride, zesty engine and hushed interior make it easy to drive the X4 deceptively fast. It's easy to exceed the speed limit without realizing it.

This includes the X3, X4, X5, X6, and the X7. All U.S. manufactured vehicles currently come from the BMW Zentrum Manufacturing Plant in Greer, South Carolina. The good news for drivers shopping with our dealership here in Baton Rouge is that the travel distance for a recently manufactured vehicle is relatively short.

Where is BMW made? BMW production exists in five different countries. You can find BMW manufacturing facilities in Germany, Mexico, China, South Africa, and America. Did you know that the BMW manufacturing center in Greer, SC is currently the largest BMW production facility?

The X4 is an excellent midsize premium SUV that drives far better than you'd expect from such a big machine. It does sacrifice a bit of practicality to its sibling, the X3, and you'll pay more for it too, but for some it's a price worth paying. There are better cars to drive of this type, but not for the same money.

The X4 M's engine produces 473 horsepower, but the Competition model gets dialed up to 503. When we tested the Competition at our test track, it delivered brutal acceleration, jumping to 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds. That beats the X4's main rival, the Mercedes-AMG GLC63, which blasted to 60 mph in 3.6 seconds.

In our first matchup, the Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe goes up against the BMW X4. While both models are direct competitors and share almost identical starting prices, that's where the similarities end. When it comes to performance, the clear favorite is the GLC Coupe.

Lower sales could cause its potential demise Launched in 2014, the X4 was marketed as a more powerful coupe-esque X3, but it sacrificed practicality, mainly because of the sloping roofline and a slightly tighter rear legroom.