Mini Cooper 160kW SE Classic [Level 2] 54kWh 3dr Auto Review

Category: Small car

Section: Version review

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  • Mini Cooper front seats
  • Mini Cooper infotainment touchscreen
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  • Mini Cooper front right driving
  • Mini Cooper rear cornering
  • Mini Cooper steering wheel
  • Mini Cooper boot open
  • Mini Cooper driver display
  • Mini Cooper right driving
  • Mini Cooper front cornering
  • Mini Cooper front right driving
  • Mini Cooper rear cornering
  • Mini Cooper front left static
  • Mini Cooper front badge
  • Mini Cooper alloy wheel
  • Mini Cooper rear detail
  • Mini Cooper front seats
  • Mini Cooper infotainment touchscreen
  • Mini Cooper vent detail
  • Mini Cooper front seat detail
  • Mini Cooper interior detail
RRP £36,500
Savings Available
£1,000
Fuel type:
electric
Gearbox:
auto
Doors:
3 doors

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The new Mini Cooper has its charms, being thoroughly stylish, powerful and – for the most part – good to drive. It has its flaws, but the Cooper has always appealed more to the heart than the head. Our favourite variant is the entry-level Cooper C. Sure, the Cooper S’s engine may be that bit stronger and smoother, but the S is no more fun or engaging to drive, unfortunately. What’s more, the C’s unit remains a treat.

Classic is the entry-level trim and offers relatively little in the way of personalisation options. You do get a Level 1 equipment package upgrade as standard with the Cooper SE, though.

If you can afford it, this Cooper SE version is worth the extra. It has a longer range than the entry-level Cooper E (officially up to 250 miles) and offers slightly faster acceleration.


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Key information

Doors3
Seats4
0-62 MPH6.7 seconds
Fuel TypeElectric
GearboxAUTO
Boot CapacityHow much space is there?

210

litres

EmissionsOfficial emissions rating

0

g/km