Words by: Erin Baker
Published on 26 May 2020 | 0 min read
A refreshed and considerably more styled-up version of the Mini Countryman, Mini’s largest model, has been revealed. The most obvious change are the new lights at the front and rear: the front gets LEDs with a cool surround as standard, while the Union Flag rear tail-light design has got dark, contrasting sections in it. There are new alloys, a glossy black optical finish to the exterior, and new radiator grille. The result looks like a Countryman that has been blinged up and customised. It should appeal to a young, urban audience.
New Mini Countryman interior
Inside, there’s a new design for the digital display and a five inch colour display as standard now. A new range of colours, materials and leathers is offered, including new blue and brown seat colours, and there’s an extended range of personalisation options and Mini accessories.
New Mini Countryman engines
The engines on offer are all the most recent offerings from BMW, Mini’s parent brand: the plug-in hybrid ALL4 model, two petrols and one diesel. Power outputs range from 136 horsepower to 178 horsepower, and 220 horsepower for the hybrid model, which claims an electric-only range of about 40 miles. All versions come with front-wheel drive, or four-wheel drive if specified.
Mini’s automatic Steptronic gearbox, with eight, seven or six gears, is available in all the versions, although a six-speed manual is the default offering in some variants.
Accessories on offer include a rear bicycle rack, roof box, luggage mat and all-weather floor mats.
Accessories on offer include a rear bicycle rack, roof box, luggage mat and all-weather floor mats.
New Mini Countryman price
The new Mini Countryman costs from £23,500 and is available to order now.