La nuova Paul Smith Edition della Mini incarna un'eleganza discreta | Carscoops

La nuova Paul Smith Edition della Mini incarna un'eleganza discreta | Carscoops

      19 ore fa

      di Michael Gauthier

      Mini e lo stilista Paul Smith hanno collaborato per una nuova edizione speciale.

      Presenta accenti verdi, strisce sul tetto e cerchi in lega neri da 18 pollici.

      L'abitacolo aggiunge sedili sportivi blu, soglie delle porte e rifiniture della plancia lavorate a maglia.

      I costruttori nazionali hanno dominato il Japan Mobility Show, ma Mini ha sfruttato l'evento per svelare la nuova Cooper Paul Smith Edition. Segue precedenti collaborazioni e sarà offerta in tre diversi stili di carrozzeria.

      All'esterno, sono disponibili due colori di vernice esclusivi noti come Statement Grey e Inspired White. Il primo si ispira a una tonalità offerta sulla Mini Austin Seven del 1959, mentre il secondo è un "omaggio contemporaneo" al vecchio Beige.

      I clienti possono anche optare per il tradizionale Midnight Black Metallic, se non si sentono molto avventurosi.

      Altro: Mini Strip di Paul Smith è un concept essenziale che si prende cura dell'ambiente

      Il colore gioca un ruolo importante in questa edizione speciale, che presenta accenti Nottingham Green sugli specchietti, sulla cornice della calandra e sulle ruote. Può inoltre essere scelto come opzione per un tetto a contrasto.

      Altrove, c'è una Signature Stripe sul tetto delle varianti a 3 e 5 porte. Gli acquirenti troveranno anche la firma di Paul Smith sul retro, oltre a cerchi in alluminio da 18 pollici con finitura nera. A questi si aggiungono speciali loghi Mini in Black Blue, progettati per completare il design del modello colorato.

      I guidatori noteranno gli aggiornamenti interni prima ancora di salire a bordo, poiché verranno accolti da luci d'acqua che proiettano "Ciao" sul terreno. Sono accompagnate da speciali placchette sottoporta con la scritta "Ogni giorno è un nuovo inizio."

      Una volta all'interno, troverete sedili sportivi Nightshade Blue che combinano ecopelle Vescin con una sezione superiore in tessuto bicolore. L'abitacolo presenta anche una lavorazione speciale a maglia sulla plancia e sui pannelli porta, oltre a una Signature Stripe sul volante.

      Completano i dettagli distintivi le targhette Paul Smith e un coniglio stilizzato sui tappetini.

      Mini non ha indicato dettagli sul lancio o sul prezzo, ma sembra che l'edizione speciale sarà offerta a livello globale. Inoltre sembra disponibile con tutte le motorizzazioni elettriche e a combustione interna (ICE), ad eccezione delle versioni JCW.

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