The new MINI Countryman goes on sale in Spain and these are its prices
Only a few days ago MINI announced the restyling of the Countryman, which is now available to order in Spain

At the end of last May MINI updated its most capable model, the Countryman, a necessary facelift focused on improving and renewing its styling without major flourishes, with only small touches that give it a more modern look, along with new interior equipment that is now more digital and connected than before.
As a reminder, the new MINI Countryman gave us a fresher look thanks to a redesigned front end, with a new bumper that features more pronounced lines, while the front LED light cluster looks different thanks to new contours that accentuate its light signature. At the rear the changes follow the same line, a new bumper and a rear light cluster that is now LED, while keeping the Union Jack inside as a signature element. All of this is complemented by new wheel designs and two new body colours, White Silver metallic and Sage Green metallic.

The interior design of the MINI Countryman remains practically unchanged, in fact it is still the same, but there is a greater capacity for personalisation as two new leather upholsteries are added, and in addition, the options catalogue includes new surfaces for its trims and inserts, which will be offered in Piano Black. The driver will find the changes, as the driving position is now more modern thanks to the digital instrument panel that comes as standard, consisting of a colour display 5.5 inches in diameter that is joined by the central 8.8-inch touchscreen.
Mechanically, the new MINI Countryman will be sold, on the one hand, with two petrol engines: the 1,500 cc engine with 136 CV of power with manual transmission, followed by the 2,000 cc engine that raises the power to 178 CV and that can be paired with a manual or automatic transmission and front-wheel or four-wheel drive. Among the diesel options there are three to choose from: the 1,500 cc with 116 CV of power with manual gearbox, followed by the 2,000 cc with 150 CV with manual or automatic gearbox and front-wheel or all-wheel drive and, finally, the 2.0 with 190 CV with automatic gearbox and all-wheel drive. The hybrid option continues to be the Cooper SE with 220 CV.

The new MINI Countryman can already be ordered through the brand’s dealer network, while production will start in July. The prices set for the Spanish market are as follows:
| VERSION | POWER | TRANSMISSION | PRICE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cooper | 136 CV | Manual | 29,900 euros |
| Cooper S | 178 CV | Manual | 34,600 euros |
| Cooper S | 178 CV | Automatic | 39,000 euros |
| One D | 116 CV | Manual | 29,300 euros |
| Cooper D | 150 CV | Manual | 32,450 euros |
| Cooper D All4 | 150 CV | Automatic | 36,850 euros |
| Cooper SD All4 | 190 CV | Automatic | 40,900 euros |
| Cooper SE All4 | 220 CV | Automatic | 41,800 euros |
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