BMW UKL platform
The UKL platform (UKL = lower class) is an automotive platform that was developed by BMW . It has a modular structure so that it can be used for various front-wheel and all-wheel drive cars of the group and has two variants, UKL1 and UKL 2.
The first production vehicle based on the platform is the Mini, released in 2014, which has the internal model names F56; in its various body shapes. F55 and F57 carries.
Another variant of the UKL platform is called FAAR and was developed for hybrid and electric vehicles.
UKL1 platform
Models built on the basis of the platform:
- Mini (F56) (since 2014)
- Mini 5-door (F55 ) (since 2014)
- Mini Cabrio (F57) (since 2016)
UKL2
Models built on the basis of the platform:
- Mini Clubman (F54 ) (since 2016)
- BMW 2er Active Tourer (F45) (since 2014)
- BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer (F46) (since 2015)
- BMW X1 (F48) (since 2015)
- BMW X2 (F39) (since 2017)
- Zinoro 60H (F48) (since 2017) - China
- Mini Countryman (F60) (since 2017)
- BMW 1 Series Sedan (F52) (since 2017) - China
- BMW 1er (F40) (since 2019)
- BMW 2 Series (F44) (since 2019)
Individual evidence
- ↑ BMW 1er F40 (2019): test, engines, price, interior. Retrieved December 8, 2019 .
- ^ How BMW and Mini will sell a million cars per year off one platform. Retrieved December 8, 2019 .