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Mini Countryman PHEVs Deployed Around UK Safari Park

Mini Countryman PHEVs deployed around United Kingdom’s (UK) Safari park as BMW-owned automaker partners Longleat.
Visitors will be able to travel around the park without emitting harmful gasses from August 21 until August 31st.
The parks workers will also use the 26-miles MINI Countryman PHEVs to travel around the park to carry out their duties.
UK’s No. 1 Safari Park, Longleat, and BMW-owned automaker MINI recently signed a new partnership aimed at bringing the two British companies together.
Now, part of the partnership has seen the British car maker deliver a ‘pride’ of animal-print MINI Countryman Plug-In Hybrid models to Longleat that will be used to offer visitors a ride.
The first of such animal-print MINI Countryman Plug-ins have arrived at the park, and it will allow visitors to travel without emitting harmful gasses from August 21 until August 31st.
Longleat’s animal team will also use the 26-miles MINI Countryman PHEVs to travel around the park to carry out their duties such as feeding the animals as well as maintenance work.
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This collaboration between the two will also raise money for Tusk, a wildlife conservation charity close to Longleat’s heart.
David George, MINI UK Director for UK & Ireland, said :
“We are all animal-lovers in the MINI team so we’re really excited to be partnering with Longleat, a brand that shares our core values and adventurous spirit. The MINI Countryman Plug-In Hybrid is both spacious and versatile; the perfect fit to enable Longleat to carry out the important work they do, whilst supporting their future sustainability ambitions. Hopefully the animals will approve too!”
Also commenting on the partnership, Shaun Steel, Commercial Director at Longleat, says :
“As the first Safari Park created outside of Africa, Longleat has always led the way in creating magical animal encounters for families, with conservation and animal welfare also key in our values.
We’re thrilled to be partnering with MINI, a brand that’s synonymous with adventure and bringing a smile to people’s faces.
The new fleet of MINI Countryman Plug-In Hybrids are important for our on-site work with the animals and off-site educational outreach, as well as fitting-in with our sustainability ambitions; they are the perfect addition to our pack!”
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