The MINI Crossover Debuts with a New Design

BMW MINI Crossover

The MINI Crossover Debuts with a New Design

On May 27, BMW announced the MINI Crossover, featuring a new design and powertrain.

Text by HARA Akira

Equipped with the latest generation engines, all models meet Euro 6d emission standards.

The exterior of the new MINI Crossover features a redesigned radiator grille, LED front and fog lights, and Union Jack design LED taillights. Light alloy wheels also sport a new design.

Inside, the interior comes standard with a sports leather steering wheel, with a new digital cockpit display and high-gloss piano black center instrument cluster available as options.

The powertrain lineup includes a plug-in hybrid (combined fuel consumption 2.0–1.7 L/100 km, combined electricity consumption 14.0–13.1 kWh/100 km, combined CO2 emissions 45–40 g/km), alongside three TwinPower Turbo gasoline engines and three diesel engines, offering a power range from 75 kW/102 hp to 140 kW/190 hp (combined fuel consumption 6.3–4.1 L/100 km, combined CO2 emissions 144–107 g/km). Furthermore, all engines already comply with the Euro 6d emission standard, which is not binding until 2021.

Transmissions include a 6-speed manual, a 7-speed Steptronic, and an 8-speed Steptronic, depending on the model. For four of the engines, the ALL4 all-wheel-drive system is available as an option.

*All specifications are based on the German domestic market.

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