New prices for the Mini 3-door, Mini 5-door and Mini convertible

With some changes in its equipment and small changes in its aesthetics, the 2021 Mini 3-door, 5-door and Cabrio receive new prices. Thus, among the novelties, we can highlight aesthetically a new aspect chaired by a new front. The LED headlights are standard and are complemented by the side indicators now in a new design. In addition, the rear bumper has also received minor changes and its headlights also receive the British flag, the Union Jack, as standard.

On the inside, the air vents have been revised and the steering wheel features a new design and now has optional heating. The instrument cluster is now five inches and the centre console display is 8.8 inches, framed in a new glossy black finish. To this is added ambient lighting or sports seats in the new Light Checkered colour.

Your own individual taste can also be expressed at different trim levels: the Experience and Maximis of the Cooper and Cooper S models and the John Cooper Works Package of the John Cooper Works all emphasize different aspects of the car.

The car is available with three different engine options with power from 75 kW / 102 hp to 100 kW / 136 hp. The engines now meet the requirements of the new Euro 6d emissions standard, which means that the performance values change slightly in some cases.

As for mechanical changes and driving aids, the adaptive chassis now has continuous damping with selective frequency. An electric handbrake (available for the first time) is accessible as an option. Also, an adaptive cruise control system with Stop & Go function, a new involuntary lane departure warning and a bad weather light are added.

BMW has just opened the ordering phase and the first units will arrive from April, including the zero-emissions version, which is only available as the Mini 3-door.