MINI Introduces Electric Cooper SE British Racing Green Edition
British carmaker MINI has added the electric Cooper SE British Racing Green crossover to its lineup, featuring a dark green body colour and John Cooper Works equipment. It produces up to 160 kW and can travel up to 400 km on a single charge.
British carmaker MINI has expanded its model range with a new version called the Cooper SE British Racing Green. It is a fully electric crossover that combines the company's characteristic design with an electric drivetrain. The new version broadens the brand's lineup of electric cars.
The body is finished in a deep British Racing Green shade, a colour historically associated with motorsport. It accentuates MINI's distinctive body lines. The John Cooper Works equipment package, meanwhile, gives the car a sportier look and character.
Technical data
The MINI Cooper SE delivers up to 160 kW, or 218 horsepower. According to the manufacturer, the electric motor provides instant response. The high-voltage battery is mounted under the floor, which contributes to optimal weight distribution and precise handling.
On a single charge the car can cover up to 400 kilometres under the WLTP, the standardised testing procedure used in Europe. Average energy consumption is 14.6–14.7 kWh per 100 kilometres. Tailpipe CO₂ emissions are 0 g/km.
Interior
The cabin combines a minimalist design with modern digital technology. The round display, one of MINI's most recognisable features, sits at the centre of the interior.
The source does not state the price of the new version or the start of sales.
