deewani“drivers began asking a simple question: can we have our buttons back?”
“A toggle that wants to be flipped. A rotary knob that encourages interaction without demanding your eyes. MINI, more than most brands, has historically thrived on those tactile invitations. From the original 1959 Mini’s charmingly exposed switchgear to the aviation-inspired toggle row introduced under BMW ownership.”
https://www.motoringfile.com/2026/02/12/head-of-mini-design-on-touchscreens-vs-physical-buttons/