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32.6 kWh
Battery
37 151 €
Price
234 Km
Range according to WLTP cycle
135kW /184 hp
Motorization
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Mini Cooper SE performance
| Performance | Power | Autonomy (WLTP) | Usable battery |
|---|---|---|---|
|
135 kW |
184 ea. |
234 km |
28.9 kWh |
Charging the Mini Cooper SE
AC connector
Type 2
Max. power (kW)
11
DC connector
CCS
Max DC power (kW)
100
Dimensions and weight of the Mini Cooper SE
| Length | Width | Height | Wheelbase | Tare weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
3850 mm |
1750 mm |
1450 mm |
2500 mm |
1365 kg |
Taxation
| Amortization | Battery damping |
|---|---|
|
30,000 INCL. VAT |
Yes |
All about Mini Cooper SE
Performance
The Mini Cooper SE is a 100% electric vehicle. The maximum power of the Mini Cooper SE is 135 kW (184 hp), and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.3 seconds.
Price
The Mini Cooper SE starts at €37,151 for sale in France. This price includes VAT. This price does not include the ecological bonus, which is deducted when you buy a new clean vehicle in France. In addition to the bonus écologique, you may also be eligible for the prime à la conversion and regional grants.
Companies also benefit from tax advantages when purchasing a 100% electric vehicle.
Refill
The Mini Cooper SE battery has a total capacity of 32,6 kWh. Usable capacity is 28,9 kWh. Range is around 234 km with a 100% charged battery. Actual range, however, will depend on a number of factors, including climate, road conditions, whether or not air conditioning is used, and driving style.
Equipment
CLASSIC :
- Original 16″ Victory Spoke light-alloy wheels as standard
- 6 other models of Original MINI 16″ and 17″ light-alloy wheels available as options
YOURS (plus)
- Exclusive MINI 17″ "Roulette Spoke" wheels as standard
MINI ELECTRIC (extra)
- Original MINI 17″ "Power Spoke" light-alloy wheels as standard
CAMDEN (plus)
- 16″ "Victory Spoke" Black light-alloy wheels (on One and Cooper)
- 17″ "Rail Spoke" alloy wheels (on Cooper S)
CLASSIC
- Roof and mirror caps in body color as standard
- Multitone roof and mirror caps in black and white available as options
- Mirror caps available in yellow as an option
YOURS (plus)
- Available as standard in body color
MINI ELECTRIC (extra)
- Roof available as standard in black
- Mirror caps available as standard in yellow
- Roof and mirror caps available in white, black and body color options
CAMDEN (plus)
- Mirror caps available in body color as standard on all models
CLASSIC :
- Sport seats with leatherette/fabric combination in Black Pearl Carbon Black standard on all models
- 6 additional seat trim options available
YOURS (plus)
- MINI Yours sport seats in Lounge leather/Carbon Black Nappa leather
- Other optional upholstery
MINI ELECTRIC
- Cross Punch leather sports seats in Carbon Black as standard
- Sport seats available with 5 upholstery options
CAMDEN
- Carbon Black leatherette
CLASSIC / YOURS
- Standard in Piano Black
- Interior surface available as an option on MINI Electric
MINI ELECTRIC (extra)
- MINI Electric interior surfaces exclusive to the all-electric MINI
CAMDEN (plus)
- Exclusive Cambden interior surfaces standard on all models
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About Mini
The Mini was created in 1959 during the fuel shortage in Britain due to the Suez crisis in 1959. This meant that petrol was once again rationed in the UK, large cars became more expensive and imported cars were not very common. To save Britain from this crisis, Leonard Lord, head of the British Motor Company (BMC), decided to create a small, economical city car called the Mini. Over the life of the Mini, a total of 5,387,862 cars were produced and almost 1.6 million were sold in Britain. Not only that, but the Mini has retained many glorious victories in the world of motorsport. In 2000, Mini became part of the German BMW Group, along with Rolls-Royce. Under the new management, the brand first marketed the original Mini for a few years, before launching the second generation in 2001 when BMW chose to capitalize the brand name, MINI, to differentiate the brand from the model. The manufacturer then extended its range, retaining the characteristic lines of the original Mini with the Countryman, Clubman and Paceman. In July 2019, Mini introduces an electrified version of its city car, the Cooper SE, based on the BMW I3 powertrain. It features a 184 hp engine combined with a 36.2 kWh battery.