MINI Countryman Specs, Engines & Dimensions (2016–2021) — Second Generation
The second-generation MINI Countryman offers several ways to match a five-door SUV to your routine. Your driving pattern, preferred transmission and access to charging can help narrow the choice.
MINI Countryman engine choices include the gasoline 2.0 MT, whose manual transmission gives you direct control over gear changes, and the diesel 1.5 DSG, which shifts automatically. Both examples use front-wheel drive. The 1.5 SE PHEV combines a plug-in hybrid powertrain with an automatic transmission and all-wheel drive.
SUV 5-doors — MINI Countryman Engines and Transmissions
SUV 5-doors MINI Countryman Engines and Transmissions
The gasoline 1.5 AT pairs an automatic transmission with all-wheel drive and has an equipment configuration named Cooper D All4. When comparing MINI Countryman trim levels, check the individual car’s fitted features: equipment names alone do not tell you which comfort, convenience or assistance options are included.
In the 1.5 SE PHEV, a lithium-ion battery supports electric driving alongside the gasoline engine. Regular charging helps you make use of that electric capability. Battery capacity influences potential range, while temperature, speed and heating use affect how far you can drive on electricity between charges.