Electric for
BUSINESS.

More businesses are moving towards electric. With attractive low BIK rates, it’s cost-effective, practical and better for the environment. Here’s how electric MINIs give you all the benefits of making the switch – without losing the style, performance and comfort you expect.

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Go electric and get the same exciting MINI experience, with zero driving emissions, 4%* BIK and cheaper running costs. Plus, maintenance costs less and you’ll benefit from a range of government grants and exemptions, such as no Vehicle Emissions Duty (VED) and no congestion or ULEZ charges to pay in London. Electric MINI comes with high spec as standard – as well as iconic looks, joyful handling and premium comfort, it’s kitted out with the latest tech to make everyday driving easier. It’s everything you love about MINI, with the great benefits of electric.

*4% in 2026/27

MINI BUSINESS OFFERS.

You may have one business car to worry about. You may have 19. But our message is the same. You don’t have to worry about them any more. Our time-saving, hassle-cutting service plans, finance packages and general go-the-extra-mile helpfulness will make running a MINI one of your best ever business decisions.

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GOODBYE PETROL. HELLO SAVINGS.

Save £3,750 with the Government Electric Car Grant when you buy or finance the roomy MINI Countryman Electric.

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MINI Countryman electric - U25E-MINI-Countryman-E

Range: Up to 310 miles**
Seats: 5
Boot space: 1450l

MINI Aceman - MINI-Aceman-E

Range: Up to 252 miles**
Seats: 5
Boot space: 1005l

MINI Cooper electric - J01-MINI-Cooper-E

Range: Up to 249 miles**
Seats: 4
Boot space: 800l

*4% in 2026/27

**The CO₂, electric range and mpg figures shown have been determined according to the WLTP test and are provided for comparability purposes with other cars tested to the same technical procedures. These figures may not reflect real life driving results, which will depend upon a number of factors including the starting charge of the battery, accessories fitted (post-registration), variations in weather, driving styles, fuel type and vehicle load. Battery electric vehicles require mains electricity for charging. Whilst we recommend the battery is normally charged to 80% to help optimise the health and life of your battery, these WLTP electric range figures were obtained after the battery had been charged to 100%.

A guide on fuel economy and CO₂ emissions which contains data for all new passenger car models is available at any point of sale free of charge. For further information you can also visit: gov.uk/co2-and-vehicle-tax-tools.