Mumbai: The luxury brand Mini, owned by BMW unveiled its fifth generation all-electric Cooper and new Mini Countryman in Munich, Germany. The electric Cooper is due to go on sale in the UK in May 2024.
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The electric hatchback has been introduced in two variants. The base model named E is powered by the front-mounted motor and features a 40.7kWh battery pack. The engine generates a max power of 181 bhp and 290 Nm of peak torque. While the upper model SE comes with a 54.2kWh battery pack, which is capable enough to produce a max power of 215 bhp and 330 Nm peak torque. The top model can provide a claimed range of around 402km, and only takes 30 mins to charge it from 10 percent to up to 80 percent.
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