The BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe specifications describe a single engine shared by both variants. It is a 1.5 litre three cylinder turbo petrol unit of 1499 cc. Output is 156 PS, quoted as 154 bhp, with 230 Nm of torque. A seven speed dual clutch automatic handles the gears. Peak power arrives high, between 4900 and 6000 rpm.
Drive goes to the front wheels alone, which is unusual for a BMW sedan. The engine pulls cleanly from low revs and the gearbox shifts fast. Peak torque arrives early, between 1500 and 4600 rpm, so the car feels eager in town. BMW rates it at 16.35 kmpl on the ARAI cycle. The small engine and light body keep that figure reasonable for a luxury car. See how that mileage holds up day to day.
The dimensions read 4546 mm long with a 2670 mm wheelbase. Height is a low 1445 mm, which gives the coupe its stance. Width is 1800 mm, so it stays easy to thread through gaps. Ground clearance of 165 mm clears most speed breakers. The fuel tank holds 49 litres and boot space stands at 430 litres.
Both variants wear the M Sport package, so the equipment split is small. The Pro trim adds comfort and cosmetic items over the standard car. Safety and cabin kit sit at the level expected of an entry BMW. Seating is for five across two rows. The standard M Sport package brings sport styling inside and out. Check what each trim costs in your city to place the features against the price.