The MINI line-up is one of the most desirable thanks to its premium feel, throwback styling and interesting features – and to reduce confusion with each model, MINI offers the same trim levels for all of them.
One such trim is the Chili pack and it adds a sporty flavour to each model as well as extra technology and comfort options.
But what does the Chili pack offer and what else should you know about the option?
What kit to you get with the Chili pack?
The Chili pack is one of the best ways to get your car up to a high specification without much outlay. Available on every MINI model – the Hatch, Convertible, Clubman and Countryman – the equipment line-up included in the pack is extensive.
For this example, we chose the Cooper Hatch to display what the Chili pack adds and It includes:
- 17-inch silver alloy wheels
- Black upholstery in leather and cloth
- Multi-functional sport steering wheel
- Front sport seats
- Rear park distance control
- LED headlights
- Cruise control with brake function
- On-board trip computer
- White indicator lenses
- Front LED foglights
- Interior light package
- Velour floor mats
- Seat height adjustment
- Automatic air conditioning
- Storage compartment pack – which adds lashing eyelets, boot nets and a two-part boot floor
- Rain sensor with automatic headlight activation
- MINI Excitement pack – which includes lighting features for the interior and exterior
- MINI Driving Modes – including Sport, Mid and Green options
These options are dependent on which Mini you choose, but you can see just how much you can add with the selection of just one pack
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How much does it add to the price?
For the Cooper Hatch example we listed above, the additional cost is £2,800 to the original list price of £17,345 – but it really depends on which model you go for. On the Countryman, for example, it is an additional £3,200 but you get different equipment to suit the vehicle. But whenever these packs are added, customers get savings on the equipment added compared to if each piece had been fitted individually. On the Cooper Hatch, customers save £625 when fitting the Chili pack, while Cooper Countryman customers save £1,235 – so great savings all round.
What other Chili options are there?
If you’re after a sportier offering from your option pack, customers can choose the John Cooper Works Chili Pack, which adds further sporty equipment but for a higher premium. For example, on the Cooper Hatch you get John Cooper Works-sourced equipment for a sportier design and feel, and adds £4,450 to the list price.
