The traditional round core display of the Mini remains, however it is no longer enclosed in a crowded cluster. Mini’s new Android-powered infotainment system is inside, and the central screen includes “moving picture projections [that] may convey the control system information to the whole dashboard, offering a unique digital experience reaching even into the door panels,” according to the firm. Of course, it’s all concept vehicle stuff.
We don’t yet know anything about the Aceman’s chassis or electric engine, but those specifics will be revealed shortly. Mini is projected to become totally electric by 2030, but it is uncertain when the Aceman – or the next-generation Hardtop – will be released.
