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64 kWh
Battery
45 900 €
Price
433 Km
Range according to WLTP cycle
140kW / 191 hp
Motorization
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Mini Countryman performance
| Performance | Power | Autonomy (WLTP) | Usable battery |
|---|---|---|---|
|
140 kW |
191 hp |
433 km |
64 kWh |
Charging your Mini Countryman
AC connector
Type 2
Max. power (kW)
11
DC connector
CCS
Max DC power (kW)
130
Mini Countryman dimensions and weight
| Length | Width | Height | Wheelbase | Tare weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
4433 mm |
1843 mm |
1656 mm |
2692 mm |
2000 kg |
Taxation
| Amortization | Battery damping |
|---|---|
|
30,000 INCL. VAT |
Yes |
All about Mini Countryman
Performance
The Mini Countryman is a 100% electric vehicle. The Mini Countryman's maximum power is 140 kW (191 hp), and it accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.3 seconds.
Price
The Mini Countryman starts at €45,900 for sale in France. This price includes VAT. In addition, you may also be eligible for the " prime à la conversion " and regional grants.
Companies also benefit from tax advantages when purchasing a 100% electric vehicle.
Refill
The Mini Countryman's battery has a total capacity of 64 kWh. Usable capacity is 60 kWh. Range is around 433 km with a 100% charged battery. Actual range, however, will depend on a number of factors, including climate, road conditions, whether or not air conditioning is used, and driving style.
Recharging is via a Type 2 connector, and the on-board charger has a maximum power rating of 11 kW. This means that a fully discharged battery can be recharged in around 7 hours.
Fast charging is possible via a CCS connection. Maximum fast-charging power is 130 kW. The battery cannot be charged continuously at this power. This allows the battery to be charged from 10% to 80% in around 29 minutes.
Equipment
Security
- 6 airbags
- Start button
- Emergency braking assistance
- LED front fog lights
- LED taillights
- Front fog lamps
- Stability control
- Adaptive cruise control
- Automatic emergency braking
- Lane departure warning
- Blind spot monitoring system
- Reversing camera
- Front and rear parking radars
Comfort
- Electrically folding rearview mirrors with driver's anti-glare function
- Comfort access
- Sliding rear bench seat
- Panoramic glass sunroof
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
- Leather steering wheel
- Heated front seats
- Electric driver's seat
- Harman Kardon audio system
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Technological equipment
- MINI Connected infotainment system
- GPS navigation
- 10.25-inch touch screen
- 4G connectivity
- Wireless charging for smartphones
Options
- Matrix LED headlamps
- 18- or 19-inch aluminum wheels
- Black roof
- Nappa leather seats
- Heated steering wheel
- Electric sunroof
- Harman Kardon audio system with 12 speakers
- Amazon Alexa voice assistant
- Level 2 autonomous driving system
Price: €45,900 (excluding environmental bonus)
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About Mini
The Mini was created in 1959 during the fuel shortage in Britain due to the Suez crisis in 1959. This meant that petrol was once again rationed in the UK, large cars became more expensive and imported cars were not very common. To save Britain from this crisis, Leonard Lord, head of the British Motor Company (BMC), decided to create a small, economical city car called the Mini. Over the life of the Mini, a total of 5,387,862 cars were produced and almost 1.6 million were sold in Britain. Not only that, but the Mini has retained many glorious victories in the world of motorsport. In 2000, Mini became part of the German BMW Group, along with Rolls-Royce. Under the new management, the brand first marketed the original Mini for a few years, before launching the second generation in 2001 when BMW chose to capitalize the brand name, MINI, to differentiate the brand from the model. The manufacturer then extended its range, retaining the characteristic lines of the original Mini with the Countryman, Clubman and Paceman. In July 2019, Mini introduces an electrified version of its city car, the Cooper SE, based on the BMW I3 powertrain. It features a 184 hp engine combined with a 36.2 kWh battery.