Some premium family SUVs are more comfortable and better to drive, but you won’t find any that are more spacious inside than the BMW X1. Your choice of engine will depend on whether you prioritise performance or fuel economy, unless you're shopping for a company car, in which case the PHEVs make most sense.
Entry-level Sport is reasonably well equipped, with cruise control, a digital driver display, touchscreen infotainment, all-round parking sensors and a reversing camera.
With 148bhp and a claimed 0-62mph of 8.9sec, the 18d isn't lightning quick, but it delivers flexible enough performance for most and feels just as punchy as the entry-level D165 diesel Range Rover Evoque.
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