Mini is celebrating a new production milestone with over 11,000 Mini Cooper SEs coming off its line at its production plant in Oxford, England. A little over a year ago Mini debuted its first electric model, the Mini Cooper SE. Demand has continued to be strong since its debut with over 90,000 reservations to date.
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The Mini Cooper SE comes with a starting of $29,000. It is powered by an electric motor equipped with 181 horsepower and 199 lb-ft of torque. On a single charge it has an EPA-rated range of 110 miles thanks to a 32.6 kWh pack.
Director of Mini UK, David George said about the accomplishment “We’re delighted the Mini Electric is such a success in the UK and that our customers love the car as much as we do.” George added “It’s fantastic to see the growing popularity of electrified vehicles – the UK already accounts for nearly a fifth of global Mini Electric and Mini Countryman Plug-In Hybrid sales and we know that demand is increasing.”