THE 2024 MINI COOPER SE
ELECTRIC HARDTOP 2 DOOR

On a full charge, the MINI Cooper SE has an EPA estimated 114 miles of electric range. We’ve incorporated two levels of regenerative braking that permits the flow of energy back into your MINI while you drive.

Just as with any other car, weather and other environmental conditions can affect the performance MINI Electric. Extreme cold and hot temperatures may impact the driving range. Battery life is typically unaffected by typical weather conditions. Impacts on range can be minimized by using the pre-conditioning function which brings the car and battery to operating temperatures before driving off, using power from the grid when plugged in.

While the MINI Electric can take several minutes or hours to charge, the driver typically only needs about 7 seconds to plug in and then unplug freeing the remaining time to go about their daily routine.

You can charge your MINI Electric all-electric hatchback at home with the Level 1 charging cord that comes with your MINI Electric – you just need a standard three-prong outlet. If you find yourself needing to recharge while you’re out, you can use one of the 20,000+ public charging stations available, with more being added every day. You can use your MINI app or the in car navigation system to locate all the public charging stations available to you while you’re on the road, too. There are also a variety of third-party apps that may be helpful in locating nearby charging.

Your MINI Electric 2 door electric car comes with a level one charging cord that does not require any special equipment, just a standard three-prong outlet. For faster charging, an EVSE or wallbox can deliver a faster charge at your home or workplace. On the road, public charging can be utilized.

Charging your MINI Electric will typically cost about 1/3 of what it would cost for an equivalent gasoline model. Since all drivers will have different driving experiences, it is easy to calculate your average cost by multiplying your cost of electricity per kWh by the amount you are charging in kW.

We estimate you could save $4,500 in fuel costs over five years. Actual results will vary for many reasons, including driving conditions and how you drive and maintain your vehicle. The average new vehicle gets 27 MPG and cost $7,500 to fuel over five years. Cost estimates are based on 15,000 miles per year at $0.13 per kW-hr. MPGe is miles per gasoline gallon equivalent. Source: fueleconomy.gov

State incentive programs for Electric vehicles vary in their scope and applicability. While tax incentives are most frequently mentioned, rebates, HOV access, toll reduction and sales tax exemptions are also offered. States currently offering tax incentives include California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Oregon, and Washington DC – however the list is always changing. These state tax incentives currently range from $500 to $5,000. Please consult your knowledgeable financial planner or tax specialist to determine how the state and federal incentive may apply to you.

Your MINI Electric car lease and warranty includes a 12 Year/Unlimited Mileage Rust Perforation Limited Warranty, a 4 Year/50,000 mile Limited Warranty, a 4 Year/Unlimited Mileage Roadside Assistance Program, and an 8 Year/100,000-mile High-Voltage Battery Warranty. You can also enjoy our complimentary program for the first 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first, on scheduled maintenance*, meaning your costs will total $0 for your Cabin Microfilter, Vehicle Check, Battery Charge, Battery Check, and Brake Fluid.

*coverage is not transferable to subsequent purchaser, owners, or lessees. Please see MINIusa.com or ask your authorized dealer for more information.