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    04 Aug 2025

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    Both the MINI Cooper Electric Monochrome and the MINI Aceman Monochrome will be offered in a fixed specification and a choice of two exterior paintworks.

    MINI U.K. has launched the new MINI Cooper Electric Monochrome and MINI Aceman Monochrome, available on E derivatives of both models. Offered in a fixed specification, customers can choose between Midnight Black or Nanuq White exterior paintwork, alongside an increased level of standard features across the models.

    Alongside the choice of two colours, both models come with larger wheels as standard, with 17-inch U Spoke Grey alloys on the MINI Cooper Electric Monochrome and 18-inch Night Flash Spoke Grey alloys on the MINI Aceman Monochrome. Both models also feature a body-coloured roof.

    The MINI Aceman Monochrome will come with 18-inch Night Flash Spoke Grey alloy wheels as standard

    Moving inside the cabin, a new Anthracite headliner accompanies a brand-new interior pattern debuting on MINI Monochrome models. The new multi-tone fabric spreads across the front and rear seats, which also feature white and yellow stitching to match the design. The dashboard is draped in a black cloth textile, with the new multi-tone fabric featuring on the dashboard strap to continue the design throughout the cabin.

    Customers benefit from MINI Navigation with Head-Up Display as standard - controlled using the 240mm circular screen - alongside Cruise Control (DCC), Driving Assistant, Parking Assistant, and a rear view camera. Wireless charging is also offered, alongside heated front seats and MINI Experience Modes.

    The MINI Cooper Electric Monochrome features a 40.7kWh battery, providing a WLTP range of up to 304km, while the MINI Aceman Monochrome has a larger 42.5kWh battery which offers an improved WLTP range of 309km. Both models support fast DC charging at up to 75kW for added convenience.

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    Both the MINI Cooper Electric Monochrome and the MINI Aceman Monochrome will be offered in a fixed specification and a choice of two exterior paintworks.

    MINI U.K. has launched the new MINI Cooper Electric Monochrome and MINI Aceman Monochrome, available on E derivatives of both models. Offered in a fixed specification, customers can choose between Midnight Black or Nanuq White exterior paintwork, alongside an increased level of standard features across the models.

    Alongside the choice of two colours, both models come with larger wheels as standard, with 17-inch U Spoke Grey alloys on the MINI Cooper Electric Monochrome and 18-inch Night Flash Spoke Grey alloys on the MINI Aceman Monochrome. Both models also feature a body-coloured roof.

    The MINI Aceman Monochrome will come with 18-inch Night Flash Spoke Grey alloy wheels as standard

    Moving inside the cabin, a new Anthracite headliner accompanies a brand-new interior pattern debuting on MINI Monochrome models. The new multi-tone fabric spreads across the front and rear seats, which also feature white and yellow stitching to match the design. The dashboard is draped in a black cloth textile, with the new multi-tone fabric featuring on the dashboard strap to continue the design throughout the cabin.

    Customers benefit from MINI Navigation with Head-Up Display as standard - controlled using the 240mm circular screen - alongside Cruise Control (DCC), Driving Assistant, Parking Assistant, and a rear view camera. Wireless charging is also offered, alongside heated front seats and MINI Experience Modes.

    The MINI Cooper Electric Monochrome features a 40.7kWh battery, providing a WLTP range of up to 304km, while the MINI Aceman Monochrome has a larger 42.5kWh battery which offers an improved WLTP range of 309km. Both models support fast DC charging at up to 75kW for added convenience.

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