The future generation Mini Cooper will be a very interesting one. The British company will offer an all-electric Cooper built in China, but it will also continue to offer a combustion-powered hatchback that will be built in Oxford, U.K. Like usual, the ICE-powered model will also span a JCW package, but our spy photographers now caught what appears to be an all-electric John Cooper Works edition of the new Mini.
The promised WLTP range of up to 385 kilometres will yet be available in conjunction with a 40 kWh battery in the 181 hp MINI Cooper E, and the 215 hp Cooper SE should go a good deal further thanks to its 54 kWh battery capacity. As seen here for the first time, an all-electric John Cooper Works variant is to follow in mid-2025, and it could even produce around 250 hp and also use the 54 kWh battery.
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