MINI has shown off a design concept called the MINI Vision a teaser of what the next generation of the popular premium compact car could look like.
Unveiled at MINIs design studios in Munich, the MINI Vision concept still follows closely in line with MINIs current styling. The concept does however feature future-focused aesthetic and technical innovations such as an aerodynamic bumper and a slightly new take on the classic hexagonal grille that features integrated fog lights.
The MINI Vision is also equipped with full-LED headlights, air intakes and outlets around the front wheel arches, some new chrome accents, the distinctive side indicator element and the black band framing the lower edge of the car.
One standout feature is the clear separation of the roof, glasshouse and body. Further back, there’s organo metal accents, a tailgate-mounted spoiler and a centre-mounted dual exhaust system.
The interior has a symmetrical design, and is covered with a variety of colours and textures. Some highlights include a floating centre console, lounge seats, and a large screen mounted in the centre of the dash.
Some new additions include Union Jack inspired flexible retaining devices designed to hold a magazine, mobile phone or drinks bottle, a MINI click system and a Driving Experience Control System which allows adjusting of the lighting scheme.
There is also a ‘Mini Disco’ floor that illuminates the footwells, and customisable digital instruments. Perhaps therell be Swinging 60s mode.
The brand believes this design vision demonstrates that they will continue to use intelligent variability, imagination-capturing technology and a compact sporting presence to deliver unrivalled driving fun over the years to come.