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The John Cooper Works version of the Mini Aceman is the flagship model in equipment and performance terms.
Priced at $65,990, before on-road costs, it gains a few extras over the SE model including a JCW steering wheel, some exterior add-ons and red highlights around the car.
Most of the extra money goes into the driveline, in this case a bigger electric motor wired to the same battery-pack as the SE.
With 190kW on tap and 350Nm, it gets to 100km/h about half a second quicker than the SE, but the trade-off is in reduced range (355km plays 406km)
The JCW will take 31 minutes to go from 10 to 80 per cent charged on a 95kW DC fast charger, or about five-and-half hours on an 11kW AC outlet.
Safety includes the latest driver aids and nine airbags including a front centre bag.
Mini's five-year/unlimited kilometre warranty applies and there's eight years and 160,000km of cover for the high-voltage battery.
| Vehicle | Specs | Price* | |
|---|---|---|---|
| SE | —, Electric, 1 SP AUTO | $60,990 | 2025 Mini Aceman 2025 SE Pricing and Specs |
| E | —, Electric, 1 SP AUTO | $55,990 | 2025 Mini Aceman 2025 E Pricing and Specs |
| JCW E | —, Electric, 1 SP AUTO | $65,990 | 2025 Mini Aceman 2025 JCW E Pricing and Specs |
$65,990
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