If you’ve been eyeing an electric MINI, this is the week to act. The U.S. federal EV rebate program — which has played a massive role in keeping monthly payments low — ends on September 30th. After that, the current incentives that make deals like the 2025 MINI Countryman SE ALL4 so compelling will disappear.

The Deal

Right now, MINI is offering the 2025 Countryman SE ALL4 for $269 a month on a 39-month lease, with $4,879 due at signing. That monthly payment is only possible because the federal $7,500 EV rebate is baked into the lease structure. Once the program sunsets on October 1st, that subsidy goes away — and payments will jump accordingly.

Why This Week Matters

  • Federal Program Ends September 30: The U.S. Clean Vehicle Credit is being wound down, cutting off one of the most important financial levers that’s helped make EVs accessible.
  • Leases Count: The credit goes to the lessor (in this case MINI Financial Services) but is passed along to customers through reduced monthly payments. That’s why the Countryman SE ALL4 lease looks so attractive now.
  • Binding Contract Loophole: According to IRS guidance, you don’t need to take delivery by the 30th — you just need a signed contract and payment by then to qualify

If you’ve been on the fence about going electric, this is the final week to take advantage of federal incentives. A 2025 MINI Countryman SE ALL4 at $269 a month is a deal made possible by the rebate — one that won’t be around after September 30.