New EV - MINI, the renowned British car manufacturer, has at long last unveiled its latest electric vehicle, the All-New Electric MINI Cooper, after much speculation. The grand unveiling took place at the Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung (IAA) Mobility Show in Munich, Germany.
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| MINI introduced the 3rd generation of the Countryman during this event, available in two variants: the Countryman E and the Countryman SE ALL4. (Picture from: Voi.id) |
Notably, MINI also introduced the 3rd generation of the Countryman during this event, available in two variants: the Countryman E and the Countryman SE ALL4. Both models are equipped with a 64.5 kWh battery, boasting an impressive range of up to 462 km.
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| The third-generation MINI Countryman proudly shares the stage with its predecessors, encompassing the first and second generations on the left. (Picture from: Voi.id) |
The new generation Countryman boasts larger dimensions than its predecessor, offering a sleek and modern design with enhanced aerodynamics. Embracing MINI's fresh design concept known as "Charismatic Simplicity," this new Countryman exudes modernity and aggressiveness, featuring sharper lines across its body.
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| The front fascia of the MINI Countryman showcases an octagonal grille that seamlessly integrates with the body coupled with the iconic MINI LED headlights. (Picture from: Voi.id) |
The front fascia of the Countryman showcases an octagonal grille that seamlessly integrates with the body. The iconic MINI LED headlights, once characterized by their round shape, have been reimagined into a more square design, maintaining their distinctive character while expressing a more dynamic aesthetic.
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| Inside, the redesigned Countryman looks to the classic MINI designed by Alec Issigonis for inspiration, with the standout item being a round 9.4-inch OLED touchscreen on the dashboard that also doubles as the instrument cluster. (Picture from: Voi.id) |
Moreover, the latest Countryman is equipped with larger 20-inch rims, though smaller 17-inch options are also available. Additional design elements include a wider rear overhang, flush door handles, and boxy fenders with sleeker plastic lining around the wheel arches. At the rear, the Matrix LED taillights appear slimmer and incorporate the trademark Mini Union Jack detail. A more prominent roof spoiler enhances the car's sporty allure.
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| Additional design elements include a wider rear overhang, flush door handles, and boxy fenders with sleeker plastic lining around the wheel arches. (Picture from: Voi.id) |
Unlike the previous generation, the new Countryman ditches the MID screen behind the steering wheel, transferring all driving information, such as speed and fuel consumption, to the head unit screen. Additionally, Mini offers an optional head-up display for drivers.
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| At the rear, the Matrix LED taillights appear slimmer and incorporate the trademark Mini Union Jack detail. A more prominent roof spoiler enhances the car's sporty allure. (Picture from: Voi.id) |
Both the Countryman E (FWD) and the SE ALL4 (AWD) share a 64.5 kWh battery capacity, resulting in an impressive range of up to 462 km. However, the SE ALL4 (AWD) packs more power, boasting 308 hp and 494 Nm of torque, while the Countryman E delivers 201 hp and a maximum torque of 250 Nm.
In terms of safety, MINI equips the Countryman with an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Level 2, featuring advanced functions like hands-free driving on specific routes at speeds of up to 60 km per hour and automatic parking.
In terms of safety, MINI equips the Countryman with an Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Level 2, featuring advanced functions like hands-free driving on specific routes at speeds of up to 60 km per hour and automatic parking.
As reported by Carscoops, production of this new Countryman is set to commence at the BMW Group factory in Leipzig in November 2023. While pricing details have yet to be disclosed, it is anticipated that the new generation will come at a higher price point than its predecessor. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | MINI | AUTOCAR | PAULTAN.ORG | CARSCOOPS | INSIDEEVS ]Note: This blog can be accessed via your smart phone.
