Electric MINI E to be unveiled at Los Angeles Auto Show
BMW will present the new, electrically-powered MINI E to the global media for the first time at the Los Angeles Auto Show before 500 MINI E vehicles are shipped to California, New York and New Jersey for testing with private and corporate customers
The MINI Crossover Concept with four wheel drive
The MINI Crossover Concept is a design study for a fourth variant in MINI’s current model range, with four wheel drive, four single seats and four doors - although some of them are a little strange
BMW to test electrically powered MINI
BMW is to begin testing the feasibility of fitting a fully electric drive system to its MINI vehicles by building several hundred test vehicles to be used over the next 12-18 months
MINI John Cooper Works Hatch and Clubman launched
From July 2008, customers will be able to order factory-built MINIs that produce 211hp and complete a 0-62mph sprint in 6.5 seconds - the MINI John Cooper Works Hatch and MINI John Cooper Works Clubman
MINI John Cooper Works CHALLENGE
MINI performance is to be taken to new levels with the new MINI John Cooper Works CHALLENGE, a MINI Cooper S built specifically for track use and ready to race
The new Mini Clubman
The wraps are now off the new MINI Clubman, an all-new addition to the MINI model range due to arrive in the UK this November
MINI hatches plan to clean up with revised engine range
MINI hatch models are to receive technological revisions later this year, resulting in jaw-dropping performance and efficiency figures
New Mini Cooper receives 5 stars in Euro NCAP
The new MINI Cooper has received the highest-possible score of 5 stars in the Euro NCAP Crash Test
The new MINI One and MINI Cooper D
The new MINI hatch line-up will soon be complete, when the new MINI One and MINI Cooper D models are unveiled to the public at Geneva in March 2007
Mini Convertible Sidewalk
MINI will be unveiling a new addition to its Convertible range at the 2007 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), when it presents the Sidewalk model