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BMW has created a new concept that seems to have everyone looking for information. The concept has been dubbed the Progressive Activity Sedan and is a mix of the hatchback and sedan version of the new 5-Series and touring models. The concept has been spotted a few times in the disguise of a test mule while on test runs.

But it looks like BMW is ready to take off the wrappings and reveal more details to us during a press debut on February 11-12 that will be held in Munich. There is a video that BMW released which shows us a drawing of the new sedan – but it has only a few details. It does give us an idea as to how it will look when it is completed.

When it comes to the BMW X1 concept we have to admit that we are not at all impressed and it seems that many people feel the same way. The elongated hood is not customary to the BMW design that we know and love. The CUV has been designed with very odd proportions due to the fact that it is so small.

The front end of the concept car is equipped with a large nose that can be found on the 7-Series. If you examine it even closer you’ll notice that it is very similar to the X3 in terms of size and purpose.

BMW will be revealing their new X1 concept in Paris next month and we are all excited to get all the details and pictures from it. Until then the automaker is keeping themselves busy by designing a more sporty edition of the new car.

The two-door car is being called the X2 and is described as a “Sports Activity Wagon” instead of the usual “Sports Activity Runabout” that is often associated with the current X2. The X2 will have up-market materials, a wider track, and more standard equipment that will help to separate itself from the X1. Powertrains fitted with BMW’s Efficient Dynamics system will be part of the package, beginning with 1.6-liter four-cylinder engines, eventually evolving into mild- and plug-in hybrid drivetrains.