In Australia, the Mini Electric (Cooper SE) typically stickers from the mid-$50k range up to around $70k new, depending on generation and trim, before on-road costs.
Drive-away numbers swing with options and state taxes, but most buyers see totals in the low $60ks through the high $70ks.
On the used market, earlier 2020–2022 cars often run about $28k–$45k, while newer, low‑km examples hover roughly $40k–$55k.
It’s cheeky, quick off the mark, and about as practical as a café stool—so factor in range and charging habits before the impulse buy, then browse Tradingpost to reality-check the pricing.
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