The loveable Mini will be switching to the fifth generation for 2023, and in the meantime, the BMW-owned company has taken prototypes to Sweden. The camouflaged test vehicle represents the fully electric model joined in Lapland by its four predecessors to indirectly show the jump in growth. Once again, the three-door body style will be the first to come out, and there are still going to be combustion engines to choose from.
Dressed in Mini's typical yellow camo, the prototype was taken to the BMW Group's winter test center in the Swedish Lapland for evaluations at temperatures well below freezing. Aside from snow-covered roads, there are purpose-built areas on frozen lakes where test vehicles undergo various procedures. The main goal is to perfect the chassis and steering before kicking off series production.
