Mini is working on an even smaller car for the European city-car market, a new report finds. The city-car market — which has increased in popularity over the past few years — could be a way for Mini’s parent company, BMW , to reduce its CO2 emissions in the face of stricter regulations from the European Union.
Motoring File is reporting that the even smaller Mini will sticker for around £8,500 and would hit the European market early next decade.
Mini recently unveiled the larger Mini Clubman at this year’s Frankfurt Auto Show. The introduction of the Clubman and possibly a new city car shows BMW ’s commitment to expanding Mini’s lineup worldwide.
