Official Release: Good afternoon everyone and welcome to MINI. This is the all-electric MINI E, with zero emissions. With over 600 MINI E, we have the largest fleet of electric cars involved in an international pilot project. The project has … Continue reading

One of the stories tonight on some of the most popular technology related websites, revolves around the MINI E, the first electric car designed by BMW. According to an unconfirmed report by CrunchGear, some of the MINI E testers are … Continue reading

On 13 December 2009 at MINI’S Oxford plant, forty electric MINI E cars were handed over to their test drivers, who are all members of the public. This marks the start of two consecutive six-month field trial periods which will … Continue reading

Speaking of BMW’s with electric motors and hybrids, we thought it might be a good time to revisit one of BMW’s most notable hybrids – the MINI E. We’ve already tried it once before when it first debuted last year … Continue reading

An oldie, but goodie…our friend Doug sent us a video that was released late last year and which reveals the power that could come out of an electric car. How is this relevant to BMW vehicles? Well, it shows that … Continue reading

The first electric MINI, dubbed E, made its debut last fall at the Los Angeles Auto Show. Shortly after, MINI USA kicked off their restricted lease program just a few months later and thousands of people have applied for a … Continue reading

When BMW unveiled the first MINI electric-powered vehicle at the L.A. Auto Show, many people became excited about the possibility of driving the 150 mile range vehicle on the U.S. roads. Unfortunately for everyone, BMW’s plans were following a different … Continue reading

Peter Trepp, the first man to take delivery of the MINI E vehicle, has a prepared a review of the electric MINI after a week of use. The first question that comes through everyone’s mind is “How does it drive? … Continue reading

Since its introduction at the Los Angeles Auto Show, there were over 1,800 people that have applied for a MINI E lease with only 450 vehicles available in California, New Jersey and New York. At $850 per month, the MINI … Continue reading