MapQuest Returns as the Official Navigation Partner of MINI Takes the States 2026
Business Wire•22/10/2026•09:05 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤MapQuest returns as official navigation partner for MINI Takes the States 2026
- ➤Custom MINI-branded app experience provides turn-by-turn navigation on official rally routes
- ➤MINI Takes the States 2026 spans California, New York, and Florida rallies
- ➤Partnership marks MapQuest’s second consecutive MTTS navigation collaboration
Expert Statements
Doug Berger, General Manager of MapQuest
“MINI Takes the States is everything we love about the open road — great routes, great community, and the pure joy of the drive”
Doug Berger, General Manager of MapQuest
“After a fantastic partnership in 2024, we’re thrilled to be back as MINI’s official navigation partner.”
Doug Berger, General Manager of MapQuest
“We’ve built a MINI experience right into the MapQuest app so every participant can focus on the scenery, and let us handle the turns.”
Doug Berger, General Manager of MapQuest
“It’s exactly the kind of experience MapQuest was made for.”
Jordyn Adelson, Experiential Marketing Project Manager for MINI USA
“MINI Takes the States is a celebration of everything that makes the MINI community so special — a shared passion for adventure, roads less-traveled, and the connections made along the way”
Jordyn Adelson, Experiential Marketing Project Manager for MINI USA
“As we celebrate 20 years of MTTS, we’re excited to welcome MapQuest back for another rally.”
Jordyn Adelson, Experiential Marketing Project Manager for MINI USA
“Its integrated navigation experience makes it easier for our MINIacs to follow the official routes, discover some incredible roads, and focus on what matters most: enjoying the drive together.”
MapQuest Returns as the Official Navigation Partner of MINI Takes the States 2026
Iconic mapping brand teams up with MINI USA for the second consecutive rally, bringing a custom in-app MINI experience with turn-by-turn navigation of the official routes across California, New York, and Florida.
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