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The Faith of a Few | John Cooper Works

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The MINI John Cooper Works GP Concept | For the few

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MINI John Cooper Works GP Concept

The MINI John Cooper Works GP Concept: Racing without compromise. MINI presents design study at the IAA Cars 2017 Munich. The BMW Group has chosen the IAA Cars 2017 show in Frankfurt a. M. to present the modern racing essence of a MINI – in the shape of the MINI John Cooper Works GP Concept. Inspired by the carmaker’s legendary triumphs in the Monte Carlo Rally exactly 50 years ago, this design study embodies undiluted dynamic flair and the ultimate in driving fun – on both the race track and the road. The concept car picks up the baton from the 2012 MINI John Cooper Works GP and 2006 MINI Cooper S with John Cooper Works GP Kit. Produced in strictly limited numbers (2,000 examples each), these two models explored the outer limits of their performance capability at the time. “The MINI John Cooper Works GP Concept is all about the unfettered feeling of driving and levels of performance found in motor sport competition,” says Peter Schwarzenbauer, Member of the Board of Manageme...

Mini Electric Concept | PromoVid

Let's Recap | MINI Electric Concept

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MINI Electric Concept | WG

World premiere of the MINI Electric Concept

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Don't Forget To Plug In Your MINI Electric Concept, Darling

PromoVid MINI presents pure-electric design study at the IAA: the MINI Electric Concept, complete with iconic design and urban driving fun. Munich, Germany,  August 29, 2017.  MINI is using the IAA Cars 2017 show in Frankfurt am Main to showcase its take on future personal mobility in the city – in the form of the MINI Electric Concept. Designed for use in urban areas, this concept car offers a window into how pure-electric day-to-day mobility might look in the years ahead. And the MINI Electric Concept also brings the iconic design, city-dwelling heritage and customary go-kart feeling of the MINI brand into the electric mobility age. MINI will present an all-electric series-production model in 2019. “The systematic electrification of the brand and product portfolio is a mainstay of the BMW Group’s NUMBER ONE > NEXT strategy. The MINI Electric Concept offers a thrilling preview of the all-electric production vehicle. MINI and electrification make a perfect mat...

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