Anticipate the arrival of an innovative version of Mini’s largest offering: the Countryman SUV. We’ve recently received confirmation that an electric model will be joining the lineup. Sneak peeks at the camouflaged 2025 Countryman reveal a design that stays true to the iconic Mini appearance. Kolesa has once more rendered a few photos predicting what the new vehicle will look like.
Commencing production this year at a BMW facility in Leipzig, Germany, the 2025 Mini Countryman marks the first Mini model to be manufactured in its parent company’s home country. It will share the production line with several BMW models, including the 2-series Gran Coupe. The precise timeline for its U.S. debut remains uncertain, but both the gasoline and electric versions are anticipated to reach American shores.
Beneath the hood, the electric Countryman has a few commonalities with the BMW iX1, an electric rendition of the X1 crossover that is unavailable in the U.S. market. However, distinctions do exist: the Mini introduces a base E model equipped with a singular 188-horsepower electric motor. In contrast, the more potent SE ALL4 variant boasts a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive configuration identical to the BMW, generating 308 horsepower. Each electric Countryman model is fitted with a 64.8-kWh battery pack, and Mini predicts a 280-mile range on the WLTP cycle. Once the EPA evaluates the model, the U.S. range estimate is likely to be somewhat reduced, possibly falling under 240 miles.
Stay tuned for additional updates as Mini proceeds to revamp its lineup, further solidifying its position in the automotive industry.
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