Latest BMW 1 Series News

The next-generation BMW 1 Series will look to be more competitive in the premium small car market, according to the brand's product boss.

BMW's next-generation 1 Series is getting closer to production, with a new report suggesting it'll ride the same wheelbase and continue to offer a range of petrol and diesel engines.

BMW is recalling 2009-12 1 Series, 3 Series, 5 Series, X3, X5 and Z4 models due to an issue with the bolts connecting the camshaft timing unit.

The majority of BMW vehicles sold in Australia have received a price rise of up to $9000. Check out our full price breakdown here.

BMW's entry-level car, the 1 Series hatchback, has been snapped testing with a new look and what appear to be new underpinnings.

BMW Australia has axed the cut-price 1 Series, 2 Series Gran Coupe and X2 M Pure high-performance variants locally.

BMW has given the majority of its models price increases by between $1600 and $11,500, depending on the variant.

The BMW 1 Series is set for a facelift, and the M135i looks set to gain some chunky exhaust pipes to burnish its performance credentials.

BMW has once again raised the asking prices of many of its models by between $1000 to $11,000, including models that are soon to be replaced.

BMW has been spied testing a prototype of its updated 1 Series hatchback with a set of quad exhaust outlets.

Time stands still for no 1 Series. BMW is giving its entry-level hatchback an update, with a range of aesthetic tweaks.

If you're happy with one colour and no options, BMW has some more affordable Sport models to offer you across its 1 Series, 2 Series and 3 Series lines.

BMW has tweaked the nitty-gritty details in the suspension of its M135i xDrive hot hatch in an attempt to sharpen its handling.

The 2022 BMW 1 Series has received a price increase across most of the range, with pricing now starting from $49,900 before on-road costs.

BMW's entry-level 1 Series range offers turbocharged hot hatches in the form of the front-wheel drive 128ti and all-wheel drive M135i, plus the efficient 118i. Prices start from $45,990 before on-roads.

BMW's all-new front-drive hot hatch, the 128ti, has been officially unveiled ahead of an Australian market launch early in 2021. It's priced at $56,900 before on-road costs.