Mini and its new models for the Geneva Motor Show

The world premiere of the MINI Clubman Bond Street, in addition to the seventh model of the John Cooper Works range, the John Cooper Works Paceman, and the presentation of the accessories and personalisation programme for Mini will be the highlights of the British brand at the Geneva Motor Show. The launch of the Hyde Park and the Highgate Convertible is also announced.

The long-wheelbase Clubman Bond Street will showcase its most refined design details, enhanced by a combination of black and gold (Champagne) on its bodywork, wing mirrors, lower part of the C-pillar and roof lines. Inside there will also be luxury details such as seats specially designed for the model or a leather-trimmed instrument panel. These details will reinforce the role of the Clubman Bond Street as the most representative model of the brand, while also offering luxury touches for the most demanding customer.

The Hyde Park variant is a special model that would be offered in Mini or Mini Clubman versions. It features an exclusive combination of white and champagne colours. As for the Highgate Convertible, we continue adding variants designed to enhance the luxury these models can achieve, with accessories and details never before offered by the brand.

The John Cooper Works Paceman now comes closer to the philosophy of Mini, offering a sportier variant that is not far from the Sports Activity Coupé, with an aerodynamic kit, a lower chassis and 18-inch light-alloy wheels with double spokes. It will feature the 218 hp Twin Scroll engine as standard, mated to a six-speed Steptronic automatic gearbox with steering-wheel shift paddles as an option, plus the electronic ALL4 four-wheel drive.

Source | BMW Press