2025 MINI Countryman: Comprehensive Review of JNCAP Safety Performance Evaluation Results, Grades, and Prices

The MINI Countryman, known as the largest SUV in the MINI brand, underwent a full model change in 2023, significantly evolving from its predecessor, the MINI Crossover. With a body size of 4,445mm in length, 1,845mm in width, and 1,660mm in height, it boasts the largest size in MINI brand history while maintaining a go-kart feel and premium quality. The 2025 JNCAP safety performance evaluation results, as well as all grades, price configurations, basic specifications, and safety equipment details, are thoroughly explained in this article.

The MINI Countryman achieved a 4-star rating in the 2025 JNCAP evaluation, with its collision safety performance earning an A rank and its preventive safety performance receiving a B rank. The model features a high-strength body structure and multiple airbags, contributing to its high collision safety performance.

The MINI Countryman offers four powertrain options: gasoline, diesel, electric (EV), and mild hybrid. The lineup includes the C Select, C, D, S ALL4, E, SE ALL4, and John Cooper Works, with prices ranging from 4,800,000 yen to 6,830,000 yen. The model also features a digital cockpit with a large organic EL display and advanced safety technologies, including a preventive collision brake and high-functionality headlights.