The 2023 MINI Electric Hardtop 2 Door combines the classic styling of the historic British subcompact new produced by BMW with an all-electric drivetrain.
The 2023 MINI Electric Hardtop 2 Door combines the classic styling of the historic British subcompact new produced by BMW with an all-electric drivetrain.
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The hatchback design adds practicality to the all-electric version of the 2023 MINI Hardtop 2 Door.
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The interior of the 2023 MINI Electric Hardtop 2 Door retains all the classic elements of the original 1959 design.
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Special wheels and badging are including in the Resolute Edition of the 2023 MINI Electric Hardtop 2 Door.
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Badging on the rear hatch lets everyone know you are driving an all-electric version of the 2023 MINI Electric Hardtop 2 Door.
The 2023 MINI Electric Hardtop 2 Door is a genuine descendant of the original English Mini that first revolutionized small car design and driving in 1959. That is the best reason to consider buying one. Transitioning to all-electric driving, bit so much.
The EPA estimates the MINI EV can only go 114 miles on a full charge of electricity, second lowest only to the 2023 Mazda CX-30, which is estimated at a mere 100. Sure, you can argue that both are adequate for daily in-town driving, but several current EVs offer a lot more range for a lot less money.
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