Recently, overseas media captured a set of undisguised spy photos of the BMW iX2 test car. The test car is very similar to the previously exposed BMW X2 PHEV model, but foreign media judged from the position of the charging interface and dummy exhaust pipe that this car is the iX2, a pure electric compact SUV that BMW will launch in 2020. The photographed test car has almost no obvious difference in appearance from the fuel version of the X2 and the previously exposed X2 PHEV, but the two charging interfaces distributed on the body still reveal its true identity: one is located under the A-pillar on the left side of the car. The charging port is the same as the X2PHEV; the other one is located behind the right side of the vehicle, which is not found in the X2PHEV model. The rear of the test car is also equipped with the same single exhaust pipe as the X2PHEV, but it is actually just for decoration. In addition, the round front fog lamp equipped with the car is actually just a sticker. There is no news yet on the power of iX2, but foreign media speculate that iX2 will be equipped with BMW's fifth-generation electric drive system. According to foreign media reports, BMW has registered all trademarks from iX1 to iX9, and iX2 is expected to debut after the launch of the X2 PHEV model in 2020. This content is reproduced. In any case, the information or opinions expressed in this article represent only the views of the author and do not mean that this website agrees or supports his views.