Coinciding with the introduction of the new BMW 5 Series Touring and i5 Touring, the BMW Group, which is MINI's parent company, has also pulled the wraps off the 2025 Cooper and Cooper S superminis.
The fifth-generation three-door hatchback has a very familiar design, and for good reasons: it follows in the footsteps of the latest Cooper SE, aka the battery-electric one. It looks like an evolution of its predecessor even if everything is brand new, starting with the circular LED headlamps, grille, front hood, fenders and ending with the tailgate, rear bumper, and the arrow-like (or half Union Jack) pattern of the taillamps.
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