MINI Korea has officially launched three New All-Electric MINI Family models in South Korea.
The newly introduced models include the New All-Electric MINI Aceman, a fully electric compact SUV; the New All-Electric MINI Cooper, an urban electric vehicle; and the New All-Electric MINI Countryman, MINI’s first all-electric family car.
The New All-Electric MINI Aceman: A Balance of Style and Functionality
According to MINI Korea on Thursday, the New All-Electric MINI Aceman features a sleek silhouette while maintaining SUV-level space utilization. The vehicle measures 4,085 mm in length and 1,515 mm in height. The front design includes polygonal headlights and an octagonal grille without vertical lines, highlighting MINI’s distinct identity. The dashboard and door handles feature exclusive Aceman patterns, further differentiating the model.
The trunk space offers 300 liters of storage, expandable up to 1,005 liters when the rear seats are folded. For enhanced convenience, ISOFIX child seat anchors are also installed in the front passenger and second-row seats.
The Aceman comes in two trims: E Classic and SE Favored. The E Classic trim delivers 184 horsepower and 290 Nm of torque, while the SE Favored trim boasts 218 horsepower and 330 Nm of torque.
Both models feature a 54.2 kWh high-voltage battery, which, based on domestic standards, provides a range of 312 km on a single charge. Fast charging from 10% to 80% takes approximately 31 minutes.
The E Classic trim includes standard features such as Driving Assistant, Parking Assistant, and a Head-Up Display. The SE Favored trim adds Driving Assistant Plus with stop-and-go functionality and Parking Assistant Plus with a surround-view camera. Pricing starts at approximately $34,150 for the E Classic and approximately $39,850 for the SE Favored.
The New All-Electric MINI Cooper maintains MINI’s iconic design heritage, featuring classic round headlights, an octagonal grille, and Union Jack-inspired rear lights. Available in Classic and Favored trims, it features a single SE powertrain producing 218 horsepower and 33.7 kg·m of torque. Its 0-100 km/h time is 6.7 seconds. The 54.2 kWh battery provides a range of 300 km. Fast charging from 10% to 80% takes about 30 minutes.
The SE Classic trim has a Driving Assistant, a Parking Assistant, and a Head-Up Display. The Favored trim adds Driving Assistant Plus and Parking Assistant Plus. Pricing starts at $36,690 for the Classic and $38,500 for the Favored trim.
The New All-Electric MINI Countryman stands out with enlarged wheel arches, a high bonnet, and a nearly vertical front design, delivering a premium SUV presence. It is available in two powertrain options: the SE ALL4 (All-Wheel Drive) model, equipped with dual electric motors, produces 313 hp and 50.4 kg·m torque, achieving 0-100 km/h acceleration in 5.6 seconds and offering a driving range of 326 km per charge. The E (Front-Wheel Drive) model features a single electric motor with 204 hp and 25.5 kg·m torque, delivering a 349 km per charge driving range.
The model is available in three trims. The Classic Trim, available for all models, comes standard with Driving Assistant, Parking Assistant, and a Head-Up Display. The Favored Trim is upgraded with Driving Assistant Plus, Parking Assistant Plus, a Harman Kardon sound system, and additional premium safety features. The SE ALL4 JCW Trim, the top-tier option, features a JCW-exclusive front grille, black JCW logos, 19-inch JCW black lightweight alloy wheels, and Driving Assistant Professional. Pricing for the trims is as follows: E Classic Trim at $42,810, SE ALL4 Favored Trim at $47,700, and SE ALL4 JCW Trim at $50,020.
Samsung Collaboration: A Digital Experience with a 240mm Round OLED Display
A standout feature of the New All-Electric MINI Family is the 240mm round OLED display, developed in collaboration with Samsung Display. The screen delivers high-definition visuals and fast response times, allowing for an intuitive and comfortable user experience similar to that of a smartphone.
The MINI Experience Mode also offers up to eight display themes, including customizable graphics, interfaces, ambient lighting, and driving sounds.
The Korean navigation system, based on TMAP, optimizes routes by calculating battery consumption. Other connectivity features include MINI Digital Key Plus, which allows a smartphone to function as a car key, and mobile sharing options.