The update contains a good variety of customization options which pair well with the features of the new interior. Users can select from a number of “experience modes” which change the background and color schemes of the OLED display. If your Mini has LED lighting, that will also change to match the color scheme of your experience mode. But the new update goes further than that.
There’s also a “personal” mode which allows users to upload a display photo and build the profile around that. The display will then pull the main colors from the image and use them to set up the rest of the theme. So if you want your kids, or your dog, or Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas to be the central focus of your vehicle, that is totally an option. The interior of your Mini can be unique to you, and you don’t even need to crack out the socket set.
Mini has also developed “sound profiles” unique to its display modes. So expect to hear something different when flicking between the core, go-kart, timeless, and balance driving modes. This Mini Sound DNA concept also stretches to the experience modes on offer, with each one featuring a unique jingle. While this maybe isn’t as exciting as the release of a new performance mode, BMW insists it’s still pretty important: little touches like this create atmosphere, and vehicles like the Mini are all about driving experience.
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