MINI India has launched the all-new Countryman C at Rs 47.50 lakh (ex-showroom), marking a significant milestone for the brand. For the first time, the Countryman will be locally produced at BMW Group’s Chennai plant, making it the first made-in-India version of MINI’s largest and most practical model.
The latest-generation Countryman arrives with a sharper design, a more digital cabin and a stronger focus on practicality, while retaining the brand’s trademark go-kart driving character.
Deliveries have already begun across MINI dealerships in India.
The new Countryman C is available exclusively in the Favoured Pack trim.
Price (ex-showroom):
Available colours:
All variants come with a contrasting Jet Black roof as standard.
The new Countryman adopts MINI’s latest “Charismatic Simplicity” design language.
MINI claims it offers the best-in-segment height and ground clearance, giving the SUV a more commanding road presence than before.
Exterior highlights:
The overall design remains unmistakably MINI, but with a stronger SUV character.
Inside, the Countryman gets a completely redesigned dashboard centred around MINI’s signature circular OLED display.
Interior highlights:
The rear seats can slide and recline, while boot space ranges from 505 litres to 1,450 litres with the seats folded.
Power comes from a 1.5-litre MINI Twin Power Turbo petrol engine paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.
Engine specifications:
Drivers can also choose from eight MINI Experience Modes, including the brand’s signature Go-Kart Mode.
The Countryman C has secured a five-star Euro NCAP safety rating and comes equipped with a host of driver assistance systems.
Key safety features:
MINI is also offering an assured buyback value of up to 66 per cent after three years, while monthly instalments start at ₹56,990 with zero down payment.
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The Countryman has always been MINI’s most practical offering, but this new generation takes things a step further. Local production has helped make it more accessible, while the larger dimensions, digital cabin and premium feature list give it broader appeal. For buyers looking for a luxury compact SUV that stands out from the usual German crowd, the new Countryman C continues to offer something refreshingly different.
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