Introducing the new Mini Aceman, an all-electric subcompact SUV designed to fill the gap left by the absence of a four-door electric Cooper in Mini’s evolving lineup. Previewed by a concept last year, the Aceman replaces the Clubman and represents a shift towards SUVs in Mini’s lineup.
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Mini Aceman
Design-wise, the Aceman strikes a balance between sportiness and SUV functionality. It boasts a sleek and distinctive appearance, with angular elements that set it apart from both the Cooper and the Countryman. The clean and sporty design cues are evident in both the front and rear fascias, with a minimalist yet stylish approach.
Inside, the Aceman offers a refined and less cluttered cabin compared to traditional Minis. The use of upscale textiles, textures, and accent colors adds a touch of sophistication. The large center display integrates driving information and infotainment functions seamlessly, complemented by intuitive controls.
Powering the Aceman is a powertrain similar to the Cooper SE, with two battery options and all-wheel drive as standard. The Aceman SE variant delivers 218 hp and 243 lb-ft of torque, offering spirited performance. However, cargo space is limited, with just 10.5 cubic feet available behind the seats.
While Mini has not officially confirmed its availability in the US, the Aceman is expected to appeal to American consumers seeking a stylish and eco-friendly urban SUV. Pricing details are yet to be announced, but it’s anticipated to slot between the Countryman and the Cooper SE in Mini’s lineup..
