Say hello to the next generation of MINI, where legendary go-kart feeling meets instant electric torque. It’s everything you love about MINI. Our all-electric lineup is designed to make every drive unforgettable, whether you’re zipping through city streets or heading off on your next big adventure. Discover just how easy electric can be: seamless charging solutions, a driving experience that’s as efficient as it is exhilarating, and embracing a lifestyle that’s 100% MINI.
Sit back and let your MINI do the planning! With charging optimized routes, you’ll always know the quickest and most efficient way to your destination - complete with the best charging stops along the way. Just pick your destination, and the navigation takes care of the rest. Plan your route ahead of time via the MINI App, see the ETA including charge stops and send the destination to your MINI. Just get in and get going. Curious to see how easy and fun it is? Download the MINI App and explore the demo mode - no MINI required (yet).
Temperature is a key external factor that affects a battery's performance and capacity. This is no doubt a factor you may have experienced with your mobile phone: its capacity is also limited at very low temperatures. It's the same with your vehicle. The influence of temperature is minimised by optimised operating strategies, however. And did you know that the battery capacity also indicates your possible available range? Apart from the temperature, the range is largely affected by your personal driving style, and also by energy consumption factors, such as the air conditioning, trailer load, luggage etc. By far the most important factor in terms of driving style is your chosen motorway speed.
If you need to charge on the go, your all electric MINI will be preconditioned when you enter a DC charging station as your destination. This means that the high-voltage battery will be adjusted to the optimum operating temperature when you reach your destination, which will increase its charging capability and shorten the charging time.
Electric drive trains have far fewer moving parts than internal combustion engines (ICE), meaning electric cars can be cheaper to maintain, especially as servicing tends to cost less on average when compared to an ICE car. In addition to saving on servicing costs, the lower cost of using electricity to power your car when charging at home can add up over time, increasing your savings even more. However, while there are aspects of electric car ownership that are clearly cheaper than costs associated with an ICE car, you can expect traditional car parts such as tyres and brake pads to cost roughly the same.
