The Mini Electric’s range depends on which generation you’re eyeing, and how heavy your right foot is.
The previous Aussie model (Cooper SE, 32.6 kWh gross) managed about ~233 km WLTP, with ~160–200 km real‑world around town.
The new-generation Mini Cooper Electric lifts that to roughly ~305 km (E, ~40.7 kWh) or ~380–402 km (SE, ~54 kWh), if you behave.
Expect less on the highway, in winter, or if you treat every green light like a qualifying lap; more if you dawdle and use regen wisely.
Charging is straightforward: a home wallbox sorts overnight top-ups, and DC fast charging can take you from 10–80% in roughly 30–60 minutes depending on charger.
Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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