1.4L Petrol Engine | City commuting, compact cars | 1.4L displacement (1393cc), 122 HP @ 5000 RPM (ISO 8178), 141 Nm torque | ▲ Lightweight design ▲ Fuel-efficient (18.5 km/L) ▲ Cost-effective | ▲▲ Lower power for towing ▲ Slower acceleration vs turbocharged engines |
1.6L Petrol Base | Everyday driving, MINI hatchbacks | 1.6L (1598cc), 122 HP @ 5500 RPM, 160 Nm torque (SAE J1349) | ▲ Balance of power and efficiency ▲ Smooth urban performance | ▲▲ Less torque for aggressive driving ▲ No turbo boost |
1.6L Petrol Advanced | Sporty driving, performance MINIs | 1.6L (1598cc), 156 HP @ 5000 RPM ▲▲, 240 Nm torque (Euro 6) ▲▲ Turbocharged | ▲▲▲ Sharp acceleration ▲ High torque for quick maneuvers ▲ Sport-tuned suspension | ▲▲ Higher fuel consumption ▲ Requires premium fuel ▲ More maintenance costs |
1.8L Petrol Engine | Larger MINI models, light towing | 1.8L (1798cc), 184 HP @ 6000 RPM ▲▲, 240 Nm torque (ISO 1585) ▲▲ Increased displacement | ▲▲ More power for heavier loads ▲ Better highway cruising stability | ▲▲ Heavier engine ▲ Slightly reduced fuel efficiency vs 1.6L ▲ Higher emissions |
2.0L Petrol Engine | SUVs, high-performance models | 2.0L (1997cc), 231 HP @ 5000 RPM ▲▲▲, 350 Nm torque (SAE J1349) ▲▲▲ Turbocharged | ▲▲▲ Best power output in range ▲ Ideal for towing ▲ High-revving performance | ▲▲▲ Most fuel-intensive ▲ Higher purchase cost ▲ More complex maintenance |
1.6L Diesel Engine | Long-distance driving, diesel-focused markets | 1.6L (1598cc), 115 HP @ 4000 RPM (Euro 6), 260 Nm torque ▲▲ Diesel efficiency | ▲▲ High torque for towing ▲ Better fuel economy (22 km/L) ▲ Lower long-term costs | ▲▲ Higher emissions (NOx) ▲ Less common in certain regions ▲ Requires diesel-specific maintenance |