In which year was the second generation MINI born?
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Under BMW's management, the second generation MINI-Cooper introduced by BMW also began to follow BMW's model replacement cycle. Approximately six years later, BMW's second generation MINI was born in November 2006. Vehicle Introduction: BMW MINI is a British compact car brand, now under the BMW Group. MINI originally stemmed from the specific model known as "Morris Mini Minor," which was launched by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) in 1959. It later evolved into a brand encompassing multiple small car models, including the Clubman, Traveller, and Moke. The original two-door MINI models continued production until they were discontinued in 2000. Interior Design: The new MINI still adopts a circular design style. The front panel on the passenger side can be customized to highlight the user's personality. The entry-level MINI ONE series is equipped with a 6.5-inch central control screen, while the COOPER series and higher models are upgraded with a new 8.8-inch central control screen, along with added features such as MINI Connected services, wireless charging, and Apple CarPlay.