2017 MINI Countryman Plug-in Hybrid Caught Winter Testing In Sweden

The current MINI Countryman received a small facelift last year, aiming at keeping the car attractive until 2017 when it will be going out of production. In the meantime, BMW is testing the new model in Sweden and we caught it in plug-in guise, with what looks like the production interior.

 If you were expecting the new model to come out with a completely fresh design for the cabin, you’re going to be let down. As far as we can tell from the spyshots attached below, the same look as in the Mk3 Hardtop will be used, that’s soon going to become the norm in the MINI line-up.
 

MDarringer - 2/2/2015 8:56:03 PM

-1 Boost

styled by Citroen ugly

CarCrazedinCali - 2/2/2015 9:18:39 PM

+1 Boost

those powertrain figures sound very promising and exciting, the styling is evolutionary and I can't wait till more is revealed, it will continue to sell well for the brand and continue to garner top safety ratings and satisfaction from our customers, go MINI!