The Mini Aceman drives well and has an appealing interior, but because it’s smaller than its rivals and its battery range isn’t quite as impressive, there are better small SUVs if you need one car that does it all for the family. The SE is the version to go for, for its better range and more generous kit list.
This is the entry level trim for the Aceman and comes with 17in alloy wheels, LED headlights, cruise control, two-zone climate control and a rear-view camera.
This is the entry level Aceman, producing 181bhp and 214lb ft of torque. Taking 7.9secs to get from 0-62mph, power is sent via the front wheels. Top speed is 99mph.
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