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The indirect successor to the internal combustion Paceman is the Aceman, which also happens to be MINI's first dedicated EV

It’s FWD-only, has unimpressive range estimates and unimpressive performance on paper, but look at its little face!

Teased for the first and last time in February, BMW-owned Mini has officially taken the wraps off of the all-new Aceman small crossover.

The long-awaited Aceman is 8.5 inches longer than the Cooper but 13.9 inches shorter than the Countryman

BMW is reportedly planning to launch nearly 40 new or updated models in the next five years

The BMW Group has reached a milestone with the delivery of the one millionth all-electric vehicle since the market launch of the BMW i3. In the first three months of 2024, the Group delivered 82,700 all-electric vehicles of the BMW, Mini and Rolls-Royce brands worldwide.

Described by the company as the MINI model with the broadest appeal, the EV boasts dimensions of 4,075 mm (160.4 inches) in length

At least in China, the Mini Aceman will be electric only. This model directly replaces the 5-door Mini Cooper.

Buyers with a six-figure budget are blessed with choices, but pickings are slimmer if your wallet leans more to Ford than Ferrari

The Mini Clubman initially debuted in 1969. It was then terminated in 1982, after being renamed the 1000HL - Overdrive