The third quarter of 2025 will see the German car manufacturer implement updates to its lineup, which will include models such as the X1, X2, and i4.
The M135 xDrive is now available in Singapore, sporting M-specific features, and is powered by a 313bhp 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine.
The M135's tried-and-tested hot hatch formula admittedly isn't new - but in a world quickly skewing electric, it actually feels paradoxically refreshing.
The current entry point to the BMW's four-wheeled lineup gets a new name, while the M135 xDrive gets a total of 296bhp.
The new BMW M135i is a powerful, dynamically capable and highly forgiving hot hatch capable of being both sensible and swell.
With a cutting-edge chassis system and the the BMW Group's most powerful four-cylinder engine, the new BMW M135i xDrive arrives on our shores.
BMW's new M135i hot hatchback might do away with rear-wheel drive, but it is a powerful weapon that's sharper on the road than ever before.
BMW has won itself two 10 Best Engines awards from the Ward's Automotive Group; also the only double winner this year.