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Mini’s classic look could change more than fans expect
Executive Summary
Summary: Mini’s new design chief Holger Hampf plans significant changes to the brand’s iconic look through upcoming facelifts of the Cooper, Countryman, and Aceman models over the next two years. An off-road Countryman variant is also being considered, with next-generation models expected around 2031-2033.
Brands mentioned: Mini, Porsche, BMW
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