Mini's new design language apparently abandons cutesy round headlights for more geometric themes.
convertible , the Mini Concept Aceman is more than a drivetrain swap into a current Mini chassis. The Aceman also serves as a preview for Mini's new design language. Obviously, Mini wouldn't completely abandon the major design elements that are synonymous with the brand but it is looking to make changes that better align with its so-called"reinvention."
According to the official press release, Mini officially refers to its new design language as"Charismatic Simplicity." One of the most noticeable elements is the octagonal front"grille" which is really more of an illuminated outline that borders the radiator area. The geometric theme continues to the headlights.
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