The British car brand Mini, which is owned by German luxury carmaker BMW today launched the latest iteration of their 'Countryman’. This car which is the large estate version of the Mini hatchback is the most popular model of that vehicle in India because of its size. The Countryman will be assembled at BMW Group’s plant in Chennai and will be launched in three editions, all of them at very high specifications. The petrol Cooper S will cost Rs 34.90 lakh, the diesel Cooper SD at Rs 37.40 lakh and the top-end John Cooper Works model will cost Rs 41.40 lakh. Speaking to The Pioneer, Vikram Pawah, President, BMW India said that Mini was a fast-growing brand globally as it appealed to younger buyers who wanted something more from their cars, a combination of practicality and performance and he said that younger Indian buyers also find the brand attractive for that very reason because a Mini turns heads.