2021 Mini Hardtop

The 2021 Mini Hardtop will be available as a 2 or 4-door solid board, a compact run that combines the charm of the original with modern technology and the best aspects of performance. The MINI brought the first premium compact car to America, proving that high-quality and small packaging are not mutually exclusive concepts.

2021 Mini Cooper Hardtop 2-door

All 2021 Mini Coopers in a well-designed MINI with a good sense of fit are praised for their agility and fun factors for driving. The MINI Cooper board now chooses a two- or 4-door body, each available in a standard Cooper or Cooper S trim. Both doors are also available in the high-performance John Cooper Works trim. The small size of the 2021 Mini Hardtop makes driving in the city a breeze. Focusing on mini-sports is one of the best reasons to consider the Hardtop model. Fast handling, communicative control and perfect body control make the car a joy to throw in corners.

Turbocharged engines provide a lot of power to drive a small Hardtop. The minimal turbo delay makes the supply of power that is convenient for the main engine, even in all three engines, trouble-free and noise-free. Even the electric Cooper SE model is a blast to drive, giving the driving feature and pleasure like its gas-powered siblings. There is a fully electric option called the Mini Cooper SE, which is only available as a two-door Hardtop. The Cooper SE can cover 110 miles on a single charge, which is short by modern EV standards. The power of the electric motor is 181 horsepower and 199 pound-feet.

2021 Mini Hardtop Interior

Inside, the 2021 Mini Hardtop, the retro theme continues the large center-mounted speedometer was moved to a traditional location a few years ago directly in front of the driver, but the round body has a 6.5-inch rectangular touch. changed to screen. The Apple CarPlay is standard, but Android Auto is not available, the entertainment app works well, even though the screen is on the small side. Surprisingly, the space in the Mini is pretty good. The four-door models don’t fit four people, let alone five. Stick to the two doors and the back seat looks like a penalty area. Luggage space is limited to 8.7 cubic feet behind the rear seats, but these rear seats expand to 34 cubic feet when folded. This is equivalent to many small crossovers.

2021 Mini Hardtop Engine

The base version of the Cooper is powered by a turbocharged 1.5L 3-cylinder engine. Although small, it has 134 horsepower and 162 pound-feet of torque, more than the old 4-cylinder engine found in MINI Coopers in previous years. Transmission options include a standard six-speed manual or a 6-speed automatic. The 2021 Cooper adds an extra level of performance to the MINI. It is powered by a 189-horsepower 2.0L 4-cylinder turbocharged engine and is a 6-speed standard. There is a 6-speed automatic as well as gear pads mounted on the steering wheel. Finally, the John Cooper Works runs at the same 2.0L, but produces 228 horsepower and 236 pound-feet of torque.

2021 Mini SE Hardtop

2021 Mini SE Hardtop Interior

26/37 mpg city / highway or automatically 28/37 mpg with EPA rating guide for Hardtop base in Cooper trim. The powerful Cooper S is rated at 23/33 mpg if you choose manual or 26/35 mpg with automatic. JCW models are rated at 23/33 mpg with a stick or 26/34 mpg with a guide. The JCW GP is the least efficient model with a 23/31 mpg EPA rating.

2021 Mini Hardtop Safety

The standard active safety features and some additional additions in multiple trims are the sum of the 2021 changes. During the break, an automatic transmission with a manual transmission was also standardized. There is also a full electric version now known as the Cooper SE. The Mini’s Active Driving Assistant is standard on the 2021 Hardtop. The kits combine collision warning, pedestrian detection and front automatic emergency braking. Adaptive cruise control is only available on the Signature and Iconic trim as part of the Driver Assistance package, which also includes auto-stop assistance for 2021 Mini Hardtop JCW.