The MINI is a British style icon, loved for its instantly recognisable looks, compact urban-friendly size and extensive customisation options. And the latest MINI Electric is no exception, continuing ...

The MINI Electric is the perfect car for commuting, busy evenings, weekends away and more. Boasting standout iconic style, city-friendly dimensions and an amped up twist on MINI’s renowned fun driving ...

It's not much different to a regular Mini is it? Which is entirely the point. The toughest thing to get used to is the weird futuristic 'bing-bong' noise when you start it up. Once you've finished ...

As a runabout, especially in a large city, the MINI Electric feels right at home. However, you have to learn to manage the car’s range to get the most out of it, especially if you can’t charge it at ...

If there’s one MINI characteristic that the Electric version simply has to preserve, it’s that famous go-kart handling. Quick steering makes the nose of the car very keen to turn in, and there’s very ...

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While the Mini Cooper JCW Electric offers an exciting driving experience, reviewers agree that it isn't a comfortable daily driver.

The MINI Cooper Electric has a sense of fun in the way it drives. It’ll dart between corners, while also being comfortable for day-to-day use. It’s easy to drive around town and there’s plenty of ...

It may have been a brief encounter but you can tell MINI is onto something with the Electric. It’s feels like the first ‘affordable’ EV designed to take advantage of the benefits an electric ...

The bad news is the Mini Electric weighs in 145kg heavier than the petrol Cooper S. But there is some good news to counter that. Firstly, the weight bias is further back, spread more evenly along the ...