BMW unveils electric version of classic Mini
Published 28 March 2018
Mini has unveiled a one-off electric version of the its classic icon. The Oxfordshire-based firm took the wraps off the special project at the New York motor show.
Fitted with 30 lithium-iron phosphate batteries, the zero-emissions historic car has a range of 65 miles and a top speed of 75mph.
A Mini spokesman said, ‘The electric classic remains true to the brand, both in terms of its visual appearance and driving characteristics.
‘The spontaneous power of its electric motor provides a new dimension to the unmistakable go-kart feeling that helped propel the British small car in its original form to worldwide popularity.’
Finished in red with a white roof, the car carries the yellow Mini Electric logo in the brand emblem and on its hub caps.

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