The 2025 Mini Countryman All4: Features and Pricing Overview

While the 2025 Mini Countryman All4 will be bigger, its price won’t be as inflated as you might expect. For just under $40,000, you’re getting quite a lot for a premium crossover SUV with standard all-wheel drive. However, if you’re looking for a high-performance version, the John Cooper Works—or “JCW”—will not come cheap but you will receive more power, wider wheels, and a sportier ride that accompanies that performance branding.

Pricing Comparison Between 2024 and 2025 Models

When compared to 2024, the 2025 Mini Countryman is indeed a more expensive buy. Despite the rest of the world getting FWD models, the U.S. won’t, making the entry price for the Countryman much steeper. This however opens opportunities for the upcoming all-electric variant, the Countryman SE All4. For now, Mini has not disclosed pricing for the EV Countryman, focusing solely on internal combustion engine (ICE) models, with announcements expected before its arrival in July. Additionally, Mini has dropped the base All4 from its lineup, leaving the Countryman S All4 and JCW as the only two ICE-powered options for the 2025 model year.

2025 Countryman S All4 Pricing

The 2025 Countryman S All4 will start at $39,895 when it arrives at your local Mini dealer, which raises the entry price into the Mini crossover segment by $5,745 compared to the 2024 non-S All4, and $3,900 over the 2024 S All4. When comparing to last year’s pricing alongside the rest of the luxury subcompact SUV market that includes standard AWD, the 2025 Countryman S All4 aligns closely with its competition, with only a few rivals potentially beating it by minor amounts. Those rivals that do shine on paper may not offer the content features that the 2025 Mini Countryman All4 S provides as standard, such as its seven-speed DCT, LED Headlights, and the unique 9.4-inch round OLED center screen.

John Cooper Works Variant Details

If you’re a Mini fan seeking performance from your subcompact SUV, then the 2025 Countryman All4 JCW is your ideal choice. Priced at $47,895, it’s $3,100 more than its 2024 version, but it also offers a larger SUV experience. This includes a power output of 312 hp, that’s 10 hp more than the previous model year JCW. In addition, you’ll enjoy John Cooper Works exclusives like the 19-inch JCW Runway Spoke wheels, a sport-tuned seven-speed DCT, JCW sport seats, heated steering wheel, Dynamic Damper Control, Anthracite headliner, and a premium Harman Kardon sound system. However, if you desire the classic British Racing Green, an additional $650 will apply unless you opt for the Iconic trim, which features an interior camera, privacy glass tinting for your windows, power front seats, and the Comfort Plus Package for an extra $2,400.

Production of the 2025 Mini Countryman for the US market has already commenced. Consequently, the first shipment to your local Mini dealer is expected to arrive in early May. If you’re eager to see it beforehand, Mini is currently conducting a roadshow of the 2025 Countryman—including the JCW—at select dealers across the US.