What is the name of the Mini two-seat coupe?

The name of the Mini two-seat coupe is the Mini Coupé, commonly written Mini Coupe.

BMW developed the Coupé under the Mini marque as a compact two-seat sports car. It was based on the Mini Convertible’s platform but used a fixed roof, a lower windscreen and a distinctive helmet-style roof profile. Removing the rear seats created extra luggage space, with a boot capacity of about 280 litres.

The Coupé was unveiled in 2011 and went on sale in the United Kingdom that year. It was the first production Mini designed solely as a two-seater. Its related open-top sibling, the Mini Roadster, followed in 2012 and used a soft-top roof rather than the Coupé’s fixed roof.

The Mini Hatch is the conventional small hatchback, while the Clubman is a longer estate-style model. The Roadster is therefore a close relative, not the name of the fixed-roof coupe. Production of both the Coupé and Roadster ended in 2015.