The 2025 Mini Cooper Hardtop family has been released. It starts at about $30,000 and has a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine that is more powerful. The Mini Cooper S car now has 201 horsepower and 221 pound-feet of torque. More information about the base engine will be released later this year. Mini has yet to say much about the convertible body style or the high-performance JCW version, but it doesn’t look like a manual transmission will be offered. The quirky Mini Cooper Hardtop is the most famous car from the British brand. It will start its fifth generation in 2025. It’s a car with two doors. People have already noticed its new look, which is a more modern take on the car’s unique shape. Additionally, the business has shared details about the electric Mini Cooper, which can produce up to 215 horsepower and is thought to have a range of up to 200 miles. If you don’t want to deal with the range worry that comes with electric cars, you can choose the new gas-powered model that came out today and has a stronger engine. Mini Coopers with engines For people in the US, the Mini Cooper Hardtop will come in two styles: the regular model and the sportier S form. Both will have a 2.0-liter four-cylinder turbocharged engine, but only the hatchback Mini Cooper S’s power specs have been made public. The new model has 201 horsepower and 221 pound-feet of torque, which are 12 and 14 more than the old one. Mini says the S can go from 0 to 60 mph in 6.3 seconds. Invoice Pricing asked Mini about power estimates for the non-S model, but a representative said that details would not be released until later this year. The company wouldn’t sell the turbocharged three-cylinder engine in the US anymore, so it’s likely that the new regular turbo four will have more horsepower than the base engine from the last generation, which had 134. There will also be a new form of the Mini Cooper C available overseas with 154 hp and a turbocharger. It’s like the bad guy. Mini has said that the front-wheel-drive hatchback will come with an automatic engine with seven speeds as standard. We were told that the six-speed manual transmission will not be available on the next version of Mini Cooper models. It was briefly available on Hardtop models in 2024. We were told that soon we’ll be able to find out more about the high-performance JCW model, which will be shown off in October, and the next convertible body style. The 2025 Mini Cooper and Cooper S Hardtops will be shown for the first time in early September, so this will happen about a month after that. Base models for the first one will cost $29,945 (that’s $3,150 more than last year), and base models for the second one will cost $33,195.
