- Mini India has opened pre-bookings for the 2026 Mini Convertible John Cooper Works Pack
- The JCW Pack adds sportier visuals and features to the Cooper S Convertible without major changes
- It features JCW-specific trim, alloy wheels, sportier brakes, and a more aggressive exterior design
Mini India has officially begun pre-bookings for the 2026 Mini Convertible John Cooper Works (JCW) Pack, ahead of its expected launch later this month. The new version adds a sportier visual package to the standard Cooper S Convertible, combining the brand's signature open-top driving appeal with more aggressive JCW-inspired styling details.
Based on the regular Cooper S Convertible, the JCW Pack focuses primarily on cosmetic and feature enhancements rather than major mechanical changes. It brings a sharper exterior look with JCW-specific trim elements, redesigned alloy wheels, and sportier brake hardware, giving the convertible a more performance-oriented road presence.
Inside, the cabin gets a stronger motorsport flavour with JCW Sport seats, a JCW-specific steering wheel, and unique trim accents, making the interior feel more focused and dynamic. The updates continue Mini's trademark go-kart-like driving character, while the convertible roof adds the added charm of open-air motoring.
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Powering the new Mini Convertible JCW will be a 2.0-litre TwinPower Turbo engine delivering a punchy 204 hp and 300 Nm of torque, sprinting from 0-100 km/h in a claimed 6.9 seconds.
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Interested buyers can place their bookings across all authorised Mini dealerships in India. The brand currently has 12 sales touchpoints across 9 cities, including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Kochi, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Jaipur and Jodhpur. Mini's ownership experience is further supported by the larger BMW Group India aftersales network, which offers service access through 51 touchpoints in 36 cities.
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