• The MINI Countryman earned Good ratings from the IIHS in the small overlap front, updated side, headlight, and pedestrian front crash prevention evaluations.
• Every Countryman comes standard with adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assistance, lane centering, blind-spot warning, and rear cross-traffic warning.
• Standard ALL4 all-wheel drive adds traction for rain, snow, and changing New York road conditions.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing deaths, injuries, and property damage from motor vehicle crashes. Its evaluations measure how well vehicles protect occupants in a crash and how well their technology helps prevent collisions.

The current MINI Countryman earned the following IIHS ratings:*

• Small overlap front test: Good on both the driver and passenger sides
• Updated side test: Good
• Headlights: Good across all trims
• Pedestrian front crash prevention: Good with the standard system
• Vehicle-to-vehicle front crash prevention 2.0: Acceptable with the standard system

In the small overlap front test, the Countryman, based on the 2025 model, earned Good ratings for its structure and safety cage, injury measures, and restraints and dummy kinematics on both the driver and passenger sides.

For drivers navigating busy crosswalks in Midtown, along Queens Boulevard, and throughout the Bronx, the Good pedestrian front crash prevention rating adds an important layer of protection.

Every MINI Countryman comes equipped with a comprehensive suite of driver assistance technology designed to help you anticipate hazards and avoid collisions:

• Active Blind Spot Detection
• Lane Departure Warning
• Frontal Collision Warning
• Rear Collision Prevention
• Available Countryman Safety Technology

Drivers who want even more support can upgrade with available packages:

Comfort Package Plus: Adds parking assistance cameras and a navigation system with augmented reality. It comes standard with the Iconic equipment package.

Comfort Package Max: Adds Active Driving Assistant Pro, which allows hands-free driving at speeds under 37 MPH. It’s an ideal feature for stop-and-go traffic on the FDR Drive or the Queensboro Bridge, though drivers must remain attentive.