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MINI ELECTRIC CONCEPT
The MINI Electric Concept will debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show and a production version will be unveiled in 2019.
This debut follows the launch of the brand’s first ever electrified production model, the MINI Countryman Plug-in Hybrid earlier in 2017.
Almost ten years ago, in 2008, the MINI E was the first all-electric car from the BMW Group to be driven by private users in everyday traffic conditions as part of an extensive field trial. Over 600 MINI E cars entered service worldwide for the field study which provided vital insights into the daily use of all-electric cars. The learnings from this trial were subsequently incorporated into the development of the BMW i3.
In spring 2017, the BMW Group presented the first ever production plug-in hybrid model from the British premium brand in the form of the MINI Countryman Plug-in Hybrid.
More details about the MINI Electric Concept will be released at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
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