BMW Group India has launched the MINI Cooper S Victory Edition in India, marking a special tribute to the brand’s historic triumph at the Monte Carlo Rally. The exclusive model made its debut at the newly inaugurated MINI dealership in Jaipur. The MINI Cooper S Victory Edition is priced at ₹57.5 lakh (ex-showroom).
Offered as a Completely Built-Up Unit (CBU), bookings are now open across authorized MINI dealerships in India, with deliveries commencing immediately.
A Tribute To Motorsport Glory
The Victory Edition pays homage to MINI’s legendary 1965 rally victory, when Timo Mäkinen and co-driver Paul Easter steered the classic Mini Cooper S to triumph under extreme conditions in Monte Carlo.
Drawing inspiration from that milestone, the special edition incorporates signature design elements such as exclusive chili red exterior, white racing stripes across the bonnet and roof, iconic 52 racing number graphics and subtle 1965 badging on the C-pillar
These elements collectively recreate the spirit of MINI’s racing DNA while delivering a contemporary design language.
BNW Group India president & CEO Hardeep Singh Brar said: “The MINI Cooper S Victory Edition is a bold tribute to the legendary 1965 Monte Carlo Rally win, bringing a historic racing soul to modern Indian roads. This limited-run masterpiece captures MINI’s competitive DNA and offers enthusiasts a chance to own a reimagined piece of motorsport history.”
Ownership Experience
Customers benefit from 2-year unlimited km warranty, 24×7 roadside assistance, service plans starting from 3 years / 40,000 km, extendable up to 10 years and flexible financing via BMW India Financial Services, including the MINI 360° plan with assured buy-back options
Sporty Exterior Meets Premium Craftsmanship
The exterior design is further enhanced by 18-inch JCW Lap Spoke alloy wheels, black panoramic roof for contrast styling and signature LED DRLs with customisable lighting modes.
Inside, the cabin blends sportiness with sustainability, donning JCW sports seats with Vescin Black upholstery, red and anthracite interior theme, 1965 detailing across steering and cabin elements and chrome-free, leather-free surfaces using recycled textile materials.