What a busy week it’s been
This little thing is Formula E’s newest safety car
This bright little bundle of batteries is the new safety car for Formula E. It's called the Mini Electric Pacesetter, and in its maker's own words, is "the most dynamic interpretation yet of a Mini with all-electric power."It
by Vijay Pattni
New tech and colors are available for the 2021 range
It's facelift time for the good ol' Mini. And as is the norm with BMW nowadays, the new car has quite the snout.Mini says the new design, which features a bigger grille with a hexagonal surround, new air intakes, and
by Tom Harrison
Which one would you pick?
Pretend, for a minute, you're the boss of a big car company. The time has come for you to sign off on the development of a new, small electric car. And you have a number of options.You could take one
by Tom Harrison
2020’s most exciting electric city cars are here. Is this the moment EVs go mainstream?
I've heard of manufacturers going to extreme lengths to show the capabilities of their product, but Honda arranging the worst storm the Costa Blanca has seen in 30 years, just to demo the rain-repellent coating on its new wing cameras?
The shift to electric is a success
Which is entirely the point. The toughest thing to get used to is the weird futuristic 'bing-bong' noise when you start it up. Once you've finished grimacing at that you can get on with appreciating how like a Mini the
Still fun
This is the Mini Electric, if you're buying one in Britain, where this car is built. If you're hailing from anywhere else in the world, then confusingly, this is the Mini Cooper SE. And wherever you buy it, you still
by Ollie Kew
The era of everyday, reasonably affordable EVs is upon us
Want to know how far electric cars have come in the last decade? Just ask the Mini Electric. Both of them. The first arrived in 2008, a test bed rather than a production car. Mini built 500 and leased them to human
by Jack Rix
