Two model variants Two versions of the new electric Mini are offered: the £30,000 Cooper E and the £34,500 Cooper SE. The E has a 181bhp electric motor driving the front wheels and a 40.7kWh ...

That’s not to say Mini has completely nailed the formula for an electric hot hatch. In some ways, it feels like the SE is trying a little too hard to deliver an instant sense of fun, and while ...

I’ll be updating my review as I drive and get to know the Aceman better, so check back in to see how the fully electric Mini measures up in the real world. Recommended I drove the Kia EV9 ...

Zippy and fun yet comfortable enough for everyday use, the MINI Aceman takes its lead from the smaller Cooper Electric to deliver an entertaining driving experience. It’s certainly one of the more ...

The Aceman is a small electric SUV that's fun to drive but can't match most rivals for range The Mini Aceman might sound like a tiny superhero but it’s actually Mini’s latest new model.

The 2025 Mini Aceman is now on our local roads. Trent Nikolic drives the Aceman SE at launch, which, with a 400km WLTP range claim, makes sense for the average Aussie buyer looking for a stylish EV.

As a development of the previous generation car, rather than being based on an all-new platform like the MINI Cooper Electric, there haven’t been any fundamental changes to the way this model drives, ...

Few small cars have made such a big impact on me at first sight as the Mini Aceman. It’s about as cute as electric crossovers ... that I’ve had this car to review. I first picked it up in ...