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Electric giveaway: MINI electric winner announced
Find out who won the Mini Electric in our monthly electric car giveaway
Published on 23 August 2021
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We’ve another lucky winner to announce! Find out who won the Mini Electric in July’s Electric Car Giveaway and, in case missed them, meet the winners of the Tesla Model 3 and the Renault Twizy.
Want to win an electric car yourself? Head over to our giveaway page and enter our prize draw for your chance to win this month’s brand-new electric car!
Want to win an electric car yourself? Head over to our giveaway page and enter our prize draw for your chance to win this month’s brand-new electric car!
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Get to know… Mini Electric
Built in Britain alongside the rest of the Mini range, the Mini Electric is agile, easy and fun to drive.
It’s got the classic Mini looks, with an optional dash of fluorescence in the badge and detailing to distinguish it as the new electric version. Other tells include new digital dials in the cabin, and the sat nav with charging station information (including directions) built in. The Mini Electric’s 32 kWh battery and electric motor should grant you up to 145 miles between charges. Your standard home charger unit should fully charge the Mini Electric from flat in about five hours and cost you just £5 to do so (depending on your home tariff). If you’re out and about, a 50kW rapid charger should get you charged in under half an hour. Read the full review.
It’s got the classic Mini looks, with an optional dash of fluorescence in the badge and detailing to distinguish it as the new electric version. Other tells include new digital dials in the cabin, and the sat nav with charging station information (including directions) built in. The Mini Electric’s 32 kWh battery and electric motor should grant you up to 145 miles between charges. Your standard home charger unit should fully charge the Mini Electric from flat in about five hours and cost you just £5 to do so (depending on your home tariff). If you’re out and about, a 50kW rapid charger should get you charged in under half an hour. Read the full review.