MINI has unveiled the all-new John Cooper Works ... a more exciting ride. The model also boasts an aerodynamically optimized design, complete with exclusive 18-inch wheels and a distinctive ...

driving the front wheels, as Mini has discontinued the manual option previously available on the hardtop model (but not in the convertible). More: Mini Launches Full-Blown JCW Versions Of Cooper ...

The Cooper C 5-Door offers more space to those still drawn to the Cooper, while the Aceman marks the first electric-only ...

We don't expect either model to be sold in the United ... a lone electric motor that powers the front wheels. According to Mini, the standard John Cooper Works Electric sprints from zero to ...

With the new MINI John Cooper Works models, motorsport enthusiasts now have for the first time the choice between two fully ...

Mini built a legacy on making ... seem to be no different. The John Cooper Works Electric (Cooper variant) and John Cooper Aceman both offer front-wheel drive and a 54.2-kWh battery pack.

AC Schnitzer introduced aero and chassis upgrades for the Mini Cooper S. The model gains a new bodykit, 19-inch alloy wheels, and visible exhaust pipes. There is no power boost, but owners can opt ...

The Aceman sits on the same underpinnings as the Mini Cooper Electric but the distance between the front and rear wheels has ...

Neither electric model is currently available in the U.S. Both JCW models have a 255-hp electric motor that drives the front wheels. Mini quotes a 0-62 mph time of 5.9 seconds for the JCW Cooper ...

The 2025 Mini Cooper John Cooper Works (JCW) hot hatch is now more affordable than before with the introduction of the new-generation model due in the second quarter ... outputting 170kW/380Nm to the ...

All-new electric Mini Aceman fits between the smaller Cooper and larger Countryman. It’s a more grownup car than the Cooper, ...

The Mini Cooper SE is the electric ... we saw 108 miles in a 2020 model and 103 miles in 2022. Both featured the larger 17-inch wheels in the tests, so expect to see slightly more range with ...