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2026 Mini Hatch

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The fourth generation Mini Cooper in 2026 was sold as the electric J01 built in Zhangjiagang in China, and the combustion engined F66 three door Cooper made at Oxford, a heavily refreshed version of the earlier hatchback. The Oxford plant had been set to begin production of the electric J01 in 2026, but this plan was paused in 2025. The ICE F66 Cooper C and Cooper S were built at Plant Oxford. Production of the electric version was only in China.

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Hatchback 1
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Convertible 1
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2026 1
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BMW 1
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Source Wikipedia: Mini HatchLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2
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Introduced following the acquisition of the Mini marque by German carmaker BMW

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Source Wikipedia: Mini HatchLead paragraph, productiontier 2
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Mini models under BMW ownership are produced in Cowley, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom at Plant Oxford.
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  • Fourth generation
    production of the electric J01 in 2026.
  • Year: Fourth generation
    production of the electric J01 in 2026.
  • Lead paragraph, manufacturer
    which has been made since April 2001
  • Fourth generation, passage 2
    The F66 Cooper is available in two trims, namely the Cooper C and Cooper S.
  • Body style, hatchback: Fourth generation
    all four generations have been produced as three-door hatchbacks and two-door convertibles
  • Body style, convertible: Fourth generation
    all four generations have been produced as three-door hatchbacks and two-door convertibles
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