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RM299,900–RM319,800
Overview
The F67 MINI Convertible is the open-top version of the current MINI Cooper, a B-segment four-seater for buyers who want a small petrol cabriolet rather than an EV. In Malaysia it comes as the Cooper Convertible S, with a 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine, wet dual-clutch automatic gearbox and a price from RM318,888.
There is no 2026-specific update for the MINI Convertible. After its 2025 Malaysian launch and Malaysia Autoshow 2025 appearance, the car carries on into 2026 unchanged. The local range remains the F67 Cooper Convertible S, not an EV, with a 1,998 cc petrol engine making 204 hp and 300 Nm. The F67 generation itself debuted globally in 2024, is made in Oxford and has a roof that opens in 18 seconds.
RM318,888 · est. from RM3,255/mo
Key specs
across the range — availability varies by variant
The MINI Convertible is a niche buy, and that is the point. It gives you the current F67 MINI Cooper shape with an opening roof, four seats and a petrol drivetrain, not an electric motor. The trade-off is plain: one variant, no listed EV version for Malaysia and no local JCW Convertible. Buy it for the roof-down MINI experience, not range breadth.
same class, similar money
The MINI Convertible costs RM318,888 in Malaysia. The only listed variant is the Cooper Convertible S.
The Malaysian MINI Convertible S gets a 1,998 cc turbocharged petrol engine with 204 hp and 300 Nm, a wet dual-clutch automatic gearbox, four seats and an opening roof.
No. The F67 MINI Convertible sold in Malaysia is not an EV. It uses a 2.0-litre turbo petrol engine, not an electric motor.
There is one variant: the MINI Cooper Convertible S. No cheaper Cooper Convertible, JCW Convertible or electric Convertible variant is listed for Malaysia.