You can’t get any more iconic than the Mini brand. The plucky British runabout has been a lasting icon since 1959. With the recent introduction of the all-electric models of the Cooper and the Countryman family to the world, it was only a matter of time before the Autohub Group brought them over.

And the distributor didn’t simply show off the all-electric models and call it a day: Mini Philippines is also offering the ICE-powered variants for those who don’t have the means (or the willingness) to switch over to an all-electric lifestyle.

We start with the Mini Cooper. The electric variant goes for P3,300,000, with the ICE-powered variant costing a little more at P3,699,000.

The EV variant has an output of 160kW (218hp) and 330Nm, with a 54.2kWh battery pack that should allow up to 402km on a single charge.

The ICE-powered Cooper has a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder gasoline mill with 201hp and 300Nm, mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.

Only available in the three-door body style, the Cooper comes in the Favored Trim. Both come with 18-inch wheels, but the EV-powered variant has the Night Flash design, while the ICE variant has the Slide Spoke design.

The circular matrix LED headlights and LED taillights can also be customized with different light signatures to your liking.

Meanwhile, the family-oriented Countryman comes in two trims. The electric SE All4 costs P3,899,000, and the ICE-powered S All4 is P4,299,000.

The SE All4 has a power output of 230kW (304hp) and 494Nm, paired with a 66.5kWh battery for an estimated range of 433km.

The S All4 has a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-banger with a power output of 304hp and 360Nm, mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.

The crossover also comes in the Favored Trim, meaning it comes with 20-inch Windmill Spoke two-tone wheels.

The octagonal headlights and the matrix LED taillamps can be configured with different light signatures to further personalize your car.

Both cars feature a revised cabin that has the Mini Interaction Unit, a large 240mm circular OLED display that combines the infotainment and the speedometer.

Toggle switches underneath to control the rest of the features, like the Mini Experience Modes. A heads-up display is also present, with a Harman Kardon sound system and ambient lighting.

The Cooper comes with a two-tone Houndstooth Pattern trim, and the Countryman has a two-tone Gradient Textile Surface trim.

Both models get JCW Sport seats that are upholstered in Vescin vegan leather.

The Cooper has a cargo capacity of 200L with the seats up, and up to 800L with the 60:40-split rear seats down. As for the Countryman, its cargo capacity ranges from 460L up to 1,450L.

The cars will be on display at the Power Plant Mall in Rockwell from September 21 to 23 for the public to get up close and personal with the new models.

For those who buy the new models until October 31, Mini Philippines will also be offering freebies such as partial XPPF paint protection film, V-Kool VK-series tint, a 7.4kW charger, and an exclusive welcome gift for the first 25 owners.