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X1 F48 vs Fortuner II (AN160): which is better?

BMW X1 F48 (2015–2022) vs Toyota Fortuner II (AN160) (2015–present): specs, fuel economy, tax and common problems.

BMW X1 F48BMW X1 F48Toyota Fortuner II (AN160)Toyota Fortuner II (AN160)

Specifications

BMW X1 F48Toyota Fortuner II (AN160)
Production years2015–20222015–present
Bodycrossover SUVSUV
Fuelpetrolpetrol
Engines2.0 Turbo (xDrive20i)2.7
Power, up to192 hp166 hp
Torque, up to280 Nm245 Nm
Gearboxautomaticautomatic
Driveall-wheel driveall-wheel drive
Length4 439 mm4 795 mm
Width1 821 mm1 855 mm
Height1 598 mm1 835 mm
Wheelbase2 670 mm2 745 mm
Fuel tank61 L80 L
KZ tax 2026 (car under 10 years)≈ 16 475 ₸≈ 40 325 ₸

The better value is highlighted in green.

Pros, cons and common problems

BMW X1 F48

Pros

  • Gearbox Aisin automatic: generally reliable
  • All-wheel-drive versions available
  • Sold in all major markets of the region — parts and mechanics available

Cons

  • Engine BMW B46/B48/B58: oil and coolant leaks at high mileage
  • Gearbox Aisin automatic: valve body wear at high mileage

Engine (BMW B46/B48/B58): oil and coolant leaks at high mileage; water pump failures occur.

Gearbox (Aisin automatic): generally reliable; at high mileage — valve body wear.

Toyota Fortuner II (AN160)

Pros

  • Aisin A750 / AB60 / AC60 gearbox: very reliable
  • All-wheel-drive versions available
  • Large tank: 80 L
  • Currently in production — can be bought new

Cons

  • Aisin A750 / AB60 / AC60 gearbox: jolts when the valve body wears

Gearbox (Aisin A750 / AB60 / AC60): very reliable; shocks when the valve body wears.

Which one to choose

The condition of a specific car matters more than the model: check the service history and get the engine and gearbox inspected before buying.

FAQ

Which is more powerful: X1 F48 or Fortuner II (AN160)?

X1 F48: up to 192 hp, Fortuner II (AN160): up to 166 hp.

What is the vehicle tax in Kazakhstan?

For 2026, for a car under 10 years old: X1 F48 — about 16 475 ₸, Fortuner II (AN160) — about 40 325 ₸ (base engine). A 0.7 factor applies to cars aged 10–20 years and 0.5 to cars over 20.

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