Mini Cooper Convertible S Launched At Rs 58.50 Lakh, Get A Proper GO-KART Feel!
The Cooper Convertible is available in India as a completely built-up unit (CBU), and bookings are underway
The Mini Cooper goes roofless, with the Mini Cooper Convertible S launched at Rs 58.50 lakh (ex-showroom). It is offered in a single variant, single-engine option and a mix of multiple colour options for exterior and interior. If you’re interested in road-tripping in this cool-looking Mini Convertible, here are things you need to know:
Design – Looks Wanderlust!
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The new Mini Cooper Convertible S gets a signature front look following the Mini-specific silhouette. It has an octagonal grille with an ‘S’ badge and round LED headlamps for the classic Mini vibe. The headlights have three light signatures.
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From the side, the Mini still keeps its trademark compact shape, but the new 18-inch alloy wheels, thin cladding and fewer chrome bits make it look more modern.
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The rear gets new Union Jack-style tail-lamps, as typical of the nameplate and a chunky bumper, all of which give it a character.
| Note: The black fabric soft-top roof opens in 18 seconds and closes in 15 seconds, under speeds of 30 kmph. It also has a sunroof mode and one-touch operation. |
Colour Options – Quite Some Bling
The Mini Cooper Convertible is offered in four exterior body paints:
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British Racing Green
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Ocean Wave Green
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Chilli Red
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Sunny Side Yellow
| Note: All colour options, except ‘Ocean Wave Green’, are offered with black mirrors and Nightshade blue upholstery. The Ocean Wave Green gets white mirrors and Beige upholstery. |
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The cabin looks very modern and minimalist, with two different upholstery colour options: blue and beige. The dashboard is finished in a beige/grey theme.
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The 9.4-inch circular touchscreen in the centre is the main highlight, acting as the hub for media, navigation and car settings while giving the interior that classic Mini identity.
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The sport seats look well-bolstered and are comfortable. It also makes the cabin feel more upmarket.
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The use of soft-touch panels, neat stitching and playful design elements gives the interior a fun yet premium vibe that matches the car’s quirky personality.
| Interesting fact: You can use the Mini Personal Assistant by saying ‘Hey Mini’ and then use voice commands to control things like navigation, calls, music and other functions. |
Features Safety
The top features highlighted in the Mini Convertible Cooper S include the aforementioned infotainment touchscreen, wireless Android Auto/Apple CarPlay support, a Harman Kardon sound system, powered front seats with memory function for the driver's side, head-up display, multi-drive modes, a wireless phone charger, auto AC and cruise control.
The Convertible isn’t short of safety either. The safety equipment includes a rearview camera, a level-1 advanced driver assistance system (ADAS), park assist control, and multiple airbags.
Engine Transmission
The Mini Convertible Cooper S is available with a single engine option. Here’s how powerful it is:
| Engine |
2-litre 4-cylinder turbo petrol |
| Transmission |
7-speed DCT* |
| Power |
204 PS |
| Torque |
300 Nm |
| Acceleration (0-100 kmph) |
6.9 seconds |
| Fuel efficiency |
16.82 kmpl |
*DCT- dual clutch automatic transmission
Price Rivals
The Mini Convertible Cooper S is a single variant car and is priced at Rs 58.50 lakh (ex-showroom). It can be considered as an alternative to the Volkswagen Golf GTI.