Recently, we obtained a set of test spy photos of the new BMW X2 from relevant channels. As a mid-term modification model, the new car is mainly upgraded for the appearance and interior, and it is expected to be replaced with the latest family-style design. It is reported that the new car is planned to be officially released in July 2027, and in addition to the fuel version, a pure electric iX2 model will be launched. Friendly reminder: If you have a new car spy photo/new car leak, please click edit avatar (app only) to send us a private message and look forward to hearing from you. From the perspective of spy photos, the front face of the new car is expected to be replaced with BMW's latest family-style design. Although it is still covered by strict camouflage clothing, it can basically be seen that the outline of the double kidney grille is very similar to that of the new BMW iX3. At the same time, the shape of the lamp group will also be adjusted, and the large-size rectangular ventilation is still used under the enclosure. Coming to the side of the car, judging by the outline of the window frame, the new car is expected to retain the shape of the current model and retain the semi-hidden door handle design. At the rear of the vehicle, you can see the taillight shape similar to the current model and the fixed spoiler. It is expected that the center of gravity of the adjustment will be mainly concentrated in the rear enclosure. The new car interior is also expected to use BMW's latest family-style design language, including a large central control screen, a new style of steering wheel, and a panoramic viewing bridge. The new powertrain will still retain the combination of the current BMW X2, the fuel version will consist of a 2.0T engine and a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, and will provide an xDrive four-wheel drive system. In addition, the iX2 is expected to be available in 3 versions, the long-range version will have a range of more than 600km, and there will be a high-performance M50 version. We will also keep an eye out for more information about the new car. (Written by Guo Chen, Automobile House).