The previous generation Mini Cooper SE has long been out of the brand’s catalog. Indeed, the latter was officially launched three years ago and did not undergo any mid-career restyling. This was reported by the manufacturer this is a new generation, long-awaited, in particular, thanks to the revised technical description. It was at the Munich Motor Show that the electric city car took its first steps in front of the public a few months before the start of deliveries to dealerships.

Where it all began, ours #MINI The Oxford plant is eyeing an all-electric future following a £600m investment @BMWGroup. We can’t wait to see what’s new #all-electric #Mini Cooper and fully electric #MINIAceman just rolled off the UK assembly line already in 2026! pic.twitter.com/c3sVUuDs5n

— MINI (@MINI) September 22, 2023

A falling price

It shouldn’t take too long as the manufacturer has already announced the price of the new version. And the good news is that the latter has decreased compared to the former. Which is rare enough to be highlighted! So this new version is displayed from 34,000 euros in the initial version of Essential. For that price, you can benefit from a 184bhp engine and a 40.7kWh battery, giving it a range of up to 305km. This is significantly better than the old one, which was only 234 kilometers.

A more efficient version

If you want to travel even longer distances without needing to recharge the car, you can also choose the SE version. The price of the latter starts at 38,000 euros, again at the Essential end. Power increases to 218 horsepower and the battery offers 54.2 kWh the range is 402 kilometers according to the WLTP cycle. The first deliveries will begin in the coming months, possibly by the end of the year.

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