Mini doubles its electrical pressure with the introduction of two new special editions: the Cooper Electric Monochrome and the Aceman Monochrome. According to Mini, these models with solid specifications roam the color and complexity in favor of a cleaner, more sophisticated aesthetics-back and pack more standard equipment than ever before. But both models, such as the regular Aceman and Cooper Electric, are not offered in the USA.
Two outer colors and exclusive bikes
Available in two outer tones – Midnight Black or Nanuq White – the monochrome editions aim to provide even more simplicity in design. Gone is the brand’s brand contrast roof; Instead, both models with a beetle -colored roof have a seamless, uniform profile from top to bottom. It is a subtle design tweak that gives the monochrome editions a more coherent and adult appearance compared to its more playful siblings.
Each model runs on exclusive gray light metal wheels, with the Cooper Electric sitting on 17-inch U spokes gray wheels, while the Aceman receives a larger 18-inch set in an unmistakable night flash-gray design.
A brand new fabric inside
The steamed color palette extends into the cabin, in which Mini has introduced a brand new inner material for the first time. A multitone padding extends over the front and rear seats, which is accentuated with fresh white and yellow seams. The same material is also used on the dashboard belt and the cabin visually ties together. A black cloth surrounds the dashboard itself, while the anthracite headliner completes the muffled, monochrome topic. Unfortunately there are no photos of the interior yet.
In order to make these mini editions even more special, Mini has bundled generous standard equipment for both cars for both cars. Including the head-up display, wireless shop and the heated seats. The drivers also benefit from the adaptive speed control with stop-and-go functionality as well as the complete packages for the driver assistant and park assistant with a reversing camera.
Performance specifications
Both the Mini Cooper and Aceman E are powered with an electric motor of 135 kW with 290 Nm torque, which delivers around 7.3 seconds for the Cooper and 7.9 seconds for the Cooper and 7.9 seconds in approx. 7.3 seconds. The Mini Cooper Electric Monochrome has a 40.7 kWh battery that is good for a WLTP-estimated range of up to 189 miles. The Aceman monochrome offers a slightly larger 42.5 kWh battery and a modest bump within reach, which is exceeded at 192 miles. Both models quickly support DC to 75 kW.
Price and start date
With the prices at 26,905 GBP for the Cooper Electric Monochrome and 28,905 GBP for the ACEMAN monochrome, Mini positions these expenses as a method of value to enter the Electric Mini. Orders are now open through the retailers of Mini UK, but deliveries are expected in January 2026.
