Mini Countryman C debuts with a hybrid setup and generous equipment, targeting broad motor crowd
Mini's new addition to the Countryman range is expected to be a hit among customers. Its basic yet resourceful character is projected to appeal to a broad range of motor enthusiasts. Apart from its practicality and efficient drive, the generous standard equipment should not disappoint.
The Countryman C houses a reliable 1.5-liter, gasoline three-cylinder engine under the hood. This mild hybrid setup generates 170 horsepower and 206.5 lb-ft of maximum torque.
The standard dual-clutch transmission provides smooth shifts, allowing for a top speed of 131.7 mph and a 0-62 mph acceleration in just 8.3 seconds. All of this is achieved with a modest average fuel consumption of 38.5 miles per gallon.
This model also stands out due to its practicality. The spacious interior includes a sliding sofa with an adjustable backrest tilt. It also boasts a trunk space of a commendable 15.9 cubic feet.
The cockpit, meanwhile, is minimalist yet contemporary. It is marked by a 9.4-inch round display at the center. The Mini brand introduces its first-ever Driving Assistant Plus system in this model, offering level 2 automated driving.
