MINI Countryman SE ALL4 Leads July Tribute In Red White Blue

The fire-engine-bright MINI Countryman SE ALL4 took centre stage as MINI USA marked Independence Day with a line-up as vivid as a parade, flanked by a Nanuq White MINI Cooper S 2-door and a Blazing Blue MINI Cooper S Convertible on BMW of North America’s New Jersey campus. The trio, fresh from the brand’s all-new portfolio, cast a patriotic palette that neatly echoed both Old Glory and the Union Jack while underlining MINI’s transatlantic charm.

This year already finds the British marque accelerating in the States: second-quarter registrations have climbed by more than a quarter, driven by eleven variants across four body styles, each offered with petrol or purely electric propulsion. The headline act, Countryman SE ALL4, not only brings zero-emission torque to the table but also debuts tow readiness for a MINI SUV, broadening its appeal to outdoor-minded drivers who want battery power without compromise.

Alongside it, the Cooper S 2-door stands as the closest modern echo of Alec Issigonis’s original city car, mixing nimble handling with a cabin trimmed for today’s tech-hungry customers. Completing the set, the Cooper S Convertible drops its fabric roof at the press of a toggle, letting occupants enjoy summer air without straying from MINI’s trademark go-kart poise.

With BMW of North America celebrating half a century in the US market, the red, white and blue formation served as a vivid reminder that heritage needn’t be stuffy. MINI’s latest range wraps playful design, modern safety aids and efficient drivetrains into cars that feel equally at home cruising suburban streets or threading a bend-laden back road. If the brand’s sales momentum is any guide, American drivers are more than happy to add a dash of Union Jack flair to their Fourth of July motoring.