The new MINI 3-door, the new MINI 5-door, the new MINI Convertible in Mallorca
The British premium car manufacturer reinforces the character that is in step with the times and the appeal of its models in the compact segment with aesthetic and stylistically refined innovations and numerous technological improvements. Updates for the Mini three-door (average fuel consumption: 6.0-3.8 l / 100 km, CO2 emissions: 138-99 g / km), for the Mini five-door (6.2-3 , 8 l / 100 km, CO2 emissions: 141-101 g / km) and the Mini cabrio (6.3-4.2 l / 100 km, CO2 emissions: 144-111 g / km) include new design upgrades, new features for engines and new automatic transmissions, further customization options and an expansion of digital services available under the offer called Mini Connected.
The typical product improvement in the premium segment of the compact cars highlights the mature yet distinctive charisma of the Mini which, in its current model generation, is now available for the first time with three types of bodywork for the characteristic driving fun in urban traffic. This is due to elements such as the new engine-transmission combinations, a wide range of standard equipment, new design headlights and rear lights, as well as additional bodywork finishes and state-of-the-art connectivity technology to improve comfort and comfort. board and info-entertainment.
The typical product improvement in the premium segment of the compact cars highlights the mature yet distinctive charisma of the Mini which, in its current model generation, is now available for the first time with three types of bodywork for the characteristic driving fun in urban traffic. This is due to elements such as the new engine-transmission combinations, a wide range of standard equipment, new design headlights and rear lights, as well as additional bodywork finishes and state-of-the-art connectivity technology to improve comfort and comfort. board and info-entertainment.