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RM 278,888
Overview
The BMW iX2 is a C-segment electric SUV for buyers who want a compact BMW EV with all-wheel-drive xDrive performance and five seats. In Malaysia, the U10-generation iX2 is sold as the xDrive30 M Sport, priced from RM283,800, with a 64.7 kWh battery and up to 417 km of range.
The BMW iX2 carries on into 2026 unchanged, with no 2026-specific Malaysian update announced. The current car is the U10-generation iX2 that arrived in 2024, following local teasers and booking activity earlier that year. The Malaysian range stays simple: one xDrive30 M Sport variant, with electric all-wheel drive, a single-ratio automatic transmission, five seats and the current RM283,800 price point.
RM 283,800 · est. from RM 2,895/mo
Key specs
across the range — availability varies by variant
Verdict
The iX2 is not the cheapest way into an electric C-segment SUV. At RM283,800, it costs more than the MINI Countryman from RM258,888 and Volvo XC40 Recharge Electric from RM278,888, but less than the Mercedes-Benz EQA from RM296,888. What it gives you is a focused one-variant BMW EV package: 308 hp, xDrive, five seats and 417 km of range. Simple range, premium pricing.
same class, similar money
The BMW iX2 is priced at RM283,800 in Malaysia. The sole variant is the xDrive30 M Sport.
The Malaysian BMW iX2 xDrive30 M Sport gets a 64.7 kWh battery, 417 km of range, 308 hp, electric xDrive all-wheel drive, a single-ratio automatic transmission and five seats.
No. The BMW iX2 range in Malaysia consists of one variant, the xDrive30 M Sport, priced at RM283,800.
At RM283,800, the iX2 costs more than the MINI Countryman from RM258,888 and Volvo XC40 Recharge Electric from RM278,888, but less than the Mercedes-Benz EQA from RM296,888.