BMW is about to update the 1-Series Hatchback and we should see the same tweaks on the related 2-Series Gran Coupe.
The prototype is heavily camouflage, suggesting some significant changes are planned. The internals of the headlights are a new design, and there also appears to be a new grille. The front fascia is also a new design and looks to feature a more horizontal theme. At the rear, it appears that the pattern in the taillights will be new and the fascia will take on a cleaner design.
Our snaps of the interior show a new design here, as well. It looks like there will be a bigger screen for the infotainment, and we can clearly see the new center console with new controls, including the small nub instead of the more upright shift lever. The new dash design looks to be borrowed from the 2-Series Active Tourer.
It isn't clear what's planned for the powertrain lineup. More power is possible, especially for the range-topping
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