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As Mini introduces a new version of its much loved hatchback, we take a look back at its history

It’s a case of in with the new and… in with the old as well. Starting next year, there will be two dramatically distinct Mini Coopers from BMW.

Fast charging is up to 75 kW for the E and 95 kW for the SE and should bring the cars from 10 percent to 80 percent charge in 30 minutes - Overdrive

MINI has lifted the covers off its brand new fully-electric Cooper set to hit the market in spring next year.

The new electric Minis include a refreshed Cooper three-door, and the brand-new Countryman five-door. With lots more range, do they bring Mini back into EV contention?

At the IAA Mobility show in Munich, BMW unveiled its Vision Neue Klasse, showcasing design and technology that it claims will be going into production in 2025.

The China-built Minis feature a new design language know as Charismatic Simplicity, which the brand says presents a purer look with less distraction.

Mini’s new EV models get a cleaner design and a big bump in range making them very appealing offerings

BMW has finally pulled the covers off its long-awaited and much-leaked next-generation Mini range – well, at least part of it. Due in Australia sometime around July or August next year, the Mini Cooper Electric three-door hatch will be built in China for global consumption under a joint-venture program known as Spotlight Automotive Limited with Great Wall Motors (GWM).

Mini, part of BMW Group Indonesia will focus on electric vehicle. Therefore, it will plan to make all Mini car models use electric-based technology.