Photo: Stefan Baldauf / Robert Kah
After driving us mad with the first photos of the MINI Clubman Concept just a couple of days ago, showing us just how cool the next Brit might look like, it’s time to look at some live photos of the car, straight from the Geneva Motor Show 2014.
Even though the doors won’t be officially open, not even to the press, until tomorrow, we managed to slip in and catch the new MINI on stage, completely undisguised, accompanied by a beautiful young lady that was, presumably, practicing for tomorrows unveiling ceremony. Too bad we ruined their surprise.
As you can see, the Clubman is very well balanced being exactly right in shape and size, neither too big or too small. The wheels have the same design as in the previous photos and we couldn’t get a look inside.
Unlike its predecessor, the new model will be migrating to a 6-door design, leaving the 5-door weirdness behind. That’s right, I said weirdness because the previous car had an ‘extra’ door on the right side that was, presumably, going to help you get in and out of the vehicle.
The same UKL platform will be used for this model too and the same engine line-up, including 1.2-, 1.5- and 2-liter engines with power outputs ranging from 95 to 190 HP and plenty of torque. Expect the production Clubman to be launched later this year.
As you can see, the Clubman is very well balanced being exactly right in shape and size, neither too big or too small. The wheels have the same design as in the previous photos and we couldn’t get a look inside.
Unlike its predecessor, the new model will be migrating to a 6-door design, leaving the 5-door weirdness behind. That’s right, I said weirdness because the previous car had an ‘extra’ door on the right side that was, presumably, going to help you get in and out of the vehicle.
The same UKL platform will be used for this model too and the same engine line-up, including 1.2-, 1.5- and 2-liter engines with power outputs ranging from 95 to 190 HP and plenty of torque. Expect the production Clubman to be launched later this year.
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