Used Mini Cooper Electric 2024-present reliability

When viewing a used car, always follow our used car buying checklist.

At the time of writing, there are no major areas of concern to look at with a used Mini Cooper Electric. However, we’d advise checking the infotainment system to make sure it’s working correctly, with no glitches or lag when you use it. Be sure to check the interior for any signs of wear and tear, too. Likewise with the exterior and wheels for scratches and scuffs.

At the time of writing, the Mini Cooper Electric has one recall listed. To check whether it has been carried out on an affected car, you can contact your local Mini dealer. You will not need to pay for anything involving the recall.

Reason for recall

On affected vehicles, a cell module may not have been manufactured to specification. In the worst case this may lead to a short circuit, which may result in a vehicle fire.

How the manufacturer will repair: On affected vehicles the defective cell module will be replaced. The affected vehicles must not have their batteries charged until rectified.

Number of affected vehicles: 22

Date of recall: 16/09/2024

The Cooper Electric hasn’t been on the market long enough to appear in the What Car? Reliability Survey, and since it sits on brand-new underpinnings, there’s no track record from related models to draw on either.

That said, Mini as a brand ranked first among 31 carmakers in our car brand reliability league table, which should give buyers plenty of reassurance.

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If you would like to see the full reliability list, head to the What Car? Reliability Survey pages for more information.