Key Highlights
- Mini Countryman EV India pre-bookings begin
- Two variants to be introduced
- Likely to be imported via CBU route
BMW owned auto brand Mini is set to expand its presence in the Indian market. The British auto manufacturer is all set to bring the Mini Countrymen in the country soon. The upcoming luxury EV is said to be launched within the next few weeks in India. Ahead of the expected launch, Mini has commenced its pre-bookings alongside the new-gen Mini Cooper S.
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2025 Mini Countrymen EV Pre-Bookings India: Details
Mini India has started taking pre-bookings for the upcoming 2025 Countryman electric in the country. The bookings are active on the company’s official India website. Mini will likely announce the launch date soon. However, rumors indicate at an imminent launch (possibly within next few weeks). We might see some developments across its arrival by next month.
Currently, Mini is maintaining all silence with the Countrymen EV’s expected pricing in the country. But it is expected to be imported via CBU route in the country. This raises the possibility of the Countrymen EV to carry an expensive price label. Some reports hints at a price range of around Rs. 70 lakh (ex showroom).
However, the exact pricing will only be confirmed once the Countryman electric is made official in India. With the suggested price range, we can expect the Mini Countryman EV to go up against the likes of Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV 6, and the Volvo XC 40 Recharge in India.
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2025 Mini Countryman Design And Powertrain: What To Expect?
The 2025 Mini Countryman will feature a design theme based on the Mini Cooper but with some notable upgrades. The latest EV model will come with signature LED DRL headlamps and an all-new octagonal-shaped grille. The rear profile will also offer subtle upgrades and will include a re-designed taillamp.
The Mini Countryman EV will also borrow a few features from the Mini Cooper and will integrate a 9.5-inch OLED infotainment screen in the dashboard. It will also offer Level 2 ADAS safety and an electronically adjustable driver seat.
Speaking of the powertrain, the Mini Countryman is said to be introduced in two different trim options both of which will be backed by a 66.54 kWh battery. The Countryman’s motor pack will be capable of delivering 201 bhp of peak power and a peak torque of 250 Nm.
