The J01 Electric MINI Cooper JCW Leaked!
The all-new and first-ever electric MINI Cooper JCW is here. Thanks to a Chinese regulatory agency, we now have our first photos of MINI’s hot electric hatch, including a look at various...
The Top 5 Tech Features in the New MINI Countryman SE
If you haven’t heard MINI has an all new Countryman that’s larger, entirely redesigned and even available fully electric. But perhaps the biggest change is inside with a completely rethink of the...
Exclusive: Electric MINI Cooper JCW Power, Performance and Release Details
Last week we gave you a sneak peek of the last ever combustion powered (F66) MINI Cooper JCW. Today we’re doing the same for the highly anticipated electric (J01) MINI Cooper JCW....
Harry’s Garage Tests the New Electric MINI Cooper SE
One of our favorite YouTube Channels, Harry’s Garage has gotten the new electric MIMI Cooper SE in for a full test. As the founder of EVO Magazine, Harry has a unique perspective...
MINI Pro Tips: Making New MINIs Easier & More Fun (Including Hidden Sport Mode)
What if we told you there were some secrets to making the new MINIs easier to use? That’s exactly what we mean by “Pro Tips”. Small short-cuts or hidden ways of operating...
Design Comparison: The Classic MINI vs The New electric MINI Cooper E –
Simple and fun transportation. That’s been the concept since 1959 and MINI is looking to continue that with the all new J01 MINI Cooper E. Yes it’s bigger and electric. But this...
An In-depth Look at the MINI Cooper E – MINI’s Entry-Level EV
We’ve talked a lot about the new electric Cooper SE over the last 18 months but the car that’s perhaps more important for the brand is the entry-level electric Cooper E. It’s...
US & EU Tariffs Crush MINI’s Dreams & Change Production Plans
As we detailed in our three part series “Did MINI Go Electric Too Soon“, MINI has been on the back foot caught in the middle of global politics and a trade war....
Part 3: Did MINI Go Electric Too Soon? (or Not Soon Enough?)
Fifteen years ago MINI debuted its first electric car - the MINI E. Created as a rolling test bed for BMW, the MINI E was a riot to drive and quickly earned a loyal fanbase of early adopters. But with only 100 miles of range and a $850 lease price, had limited appeal. Worse yet, it turned out MINI had no follow-up sequel.
Part 2: Did MINI Go Electric Too Soon? (a Bold Choice in a Changing World)
Yesterday we discussed why MINI committed to going all electric by 2030 and how that has impacted their model line-up. Today we get into the good stuff; what does the future look...