The second generation of the BMW X4 was revealed in 2018 and brought a refreshed design, as well as new features.
The front of the car looked very similar to the one of the previous X4, however, the small differences made it look even more aggressive and modern, like the bigger front grille with a 3D look.

The back of the car looked completely new, with its new taillights that were used on the BMW 8-Series and 3-Series being placed at the extreme edges.

While the X4 had a high loading lid, once inside, the cargo area offered 525 liters. What’s more, the rear seats were foldable and the space could increase considerably.
Opening the trunk lid was easier by pressing the BMW Logo instead of the old fashioned way we were used with.

The practical sports coupe had improved driving dynamics, having a double wishbone setup, a widened rear track and a perfect 50-50 front to rear distribution.

The ride height was lowered, thus the X4 had a lower center of gravity. The car could easily take turns at high speeds with its astonishing degree of handling.

Users could choose between from the standard model of 190 hp to the top of the range, the 354 hp M40i.

The interior was made with great to touch materials, visually very modern with its virtual digital cockpit technology developed by BMW. The seats were very comfortable and offered great support.
The passengers in the back though should not be very tall, as the roof line is low. The middle seat could only accommodate a child if comfort was desired.