MINI ELECTRIC

It has AC for easy home charging and DC for super-fast charging on the go. On top of that there’s MINI Navigation, which gives live traffic updates and shows nearby charging stations. The fully digital dashboard brings a futuristic feel to the cockpit, displaying helpful information while you’re on the road.

There’s a stack of financial perks when it comes to buying MINI Electric. The government currently offer £3,500 towards your new car, as it’s classed as a low-emission vehicle. Plus, if you’re considering the MINI Electric as your company car, it will have a BIK tax rate of 0% for 2020. 

MINI have your recharging needs covered, because they have now partnered with BP Chargemaster. MINI Electric and PHEV owners will be able to access the UK’s largest network of charging points, with over 7,000 spread across the country.

With a range of up to 145 miles from a single charge, MINI Electric can handle hours of adventure without needing to stop. And you can feel good driving all of those miles, because you’ll be emitting 0g/km of CO2. When you do need to charge up, you can do it at one of the 8,000 public charging stations around the UK or at home.

MINI are confident in their technology and the quality of MINI Electric’s battery. So much so that they offer an eight-year battery warranty. You read that right. Eight, whole, years, (or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first).

MINI Electric comes with both a fast-charging AC cable for use with a wallbox and occasional cable for your standard three-pin plug sockets at home.