2022 BMW X2 Edition GoldPlay Speaks For Itself

by AutoExpert   |  26 January, 2022

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You may get your hands on this unique edition of the BMW X2 from March 2022, when it will be available. The X2 Edition GoldPlay will be available in two versions: xDrive25e and M35i. M Sport suspension, which lowers the ride height by 10 mm (0.39 inches) and works in tandem with M Sport steering, is standard on all models.

Dark Shadow inlays in the front and rear bumpers complete the look. The M Aerodynamics package, as well as body-color wheel arch trims and lower door edges, M high-gloss Shadow Line trim, and the M Aerodynamics bundle, are all available.

BMW X2

A high-gloss black treatment on the window surrounds, window recess cover, B-pillar trim, C-pillar embellisher, and wing mirror arms adds to the crossover's appeal. The Galvanic Gold coating applied to the kidney grille border, wing mirror caps, and a distinctive design running along the doors give the BMW the "GoldPlay" designation.

BMW X2

The 19-inch standard and 20-inch additional M aerodynamic wheels include Galvanic Gold highlights as well. The GoldPlay Edition will also be available in a new color called San Remo Green metallic, which is the first time this color has been featured on BMW X2.

BMW X2

Alpine White, M Misano Blue, Sapphire Black metallic, Skyscraper Grey metallic, Storm Bay metallic, Frozen Black metallic, and Frozen Pure Grey metallic are also available with the X2 Edition GoldPlay. An M leather steering wheel, anthracite-colored headliner, M stainless steel pedals, M driver's footrest, special side sills with "Edition" branding in Galvanic Gold, and M sport seats are among the cabin's enhancements. BMW X2 Edition GoldPlay's price has yet to be disclosed by the carmaker.

BMW X2

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