MINI Hatch Hatchback (2018 - 2021) review
Of all the electric cars built so far, the Mini Electric makes the most sense on paper - does the reality live up to the hype, though?

Words by: Erin Baker
Published on 7 July 2020 | 0 min read
The Autotrader expert verdict:
Built in Britain alongside the rest of the range, the Mini Electric is a three-door Mini hatch, which uses the electric expertise of its parent, BMW Group (think BMW i3) to power the latest car. It’s still very recognisably a Mini, inside and out, with just a few styling clues, in the form of fluorescent yellow/green badging, grill and body details, to tell you it’s an EV.
Reasons to buy:
- Great looks
- Highly desirable
- Easy to drive

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