Mini Cooper SE Convertible 2023 -

Specifications
Mini Cooper SE Convertible
  • 184hp
    Front Wheel Drive
  • 28.9kWh
    Usable capacity
  • 8.2sec
    0-62 mph
  • 125mi
    WLTP range

Launch
Announced 2023, February 15
Status Available to order. Released 2023, April
Base price £ 52,500  
Performance
Power FWD 184 hp (135 kW)
Torque 199 lb-ft (270 Nm)
Acceleration 8.2 sec 0-62 mph
Max speed 93 mph (150 km/h)
 
Battery
Capacity 28.9 kWh usable, 32.6 kWh total
Tech Liquid-cooled Li-ion 350V
Range 125 mi WLTP
Consumption 3.6 mi/kWh WLTP
Recuperation Yes
Heat pump Yes
AC Charging Type 2 11 kW, 0-80% in 2.5 hours
DC Charging CCS 50 kW max, 0-80% in 35 min
 
Body
Type 2 door convertible, 4 seats
Platform FAAR
Dimensions 151.6 x 68.0 x 56.2 in (3850 x 1727 x 1427 mm)
Wheelbase 98.2 in (2495 mm)
Clearance 5.0 in (127 mm)
Weight EU: 3241 lb unladen
Suspension Front MacPherson struts, rear multi-link
Wheels R17
Trunk EU: 5.7 ft³
Frunk No
Towing No
 
Displays
Center 8.8" touchscreen
Driver's 5"
Head-up Yes, retractable
Comfort
Seats Heated front seats
Roof Retractable textile soft top
Parking aids Front and rear sensors, reversing camera, Parking Assist
Connectivity Wireless Apple CarPlay
 Amazon Alexa car integration
Safety
Airbags 6 airbags: front, side, head airbag system, knee airbag
Driving aids Front camera, collision detection and braking, Daytime pedestrian collision mitigation, Fatigue alert, PostCrash iBrake, Brake assistant, High-beam Assistant
Self driving
Crash tests

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