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Mini’s new JCW range proves lightweight thrills aren’t dead in the EV age
- Mini has launched its most comprehensive JCW range, including petrol-powered hatchbacks, convertibles, and electric variants, all maintaining the brand's go-kart handling.
- The JCW sub-brand, born in 2002, has evolved from an aftermarket upgrade to a full factory performance hero with motorsport pedigree.
- The Mini Cooper S JCW GP in 2006 marked the first factory-built JCW, limited to 2000 units globally, and known for its stripped-out, supercharged performance.
- The new JCW lineup, overseen by Mike Cooper, emphasizes razor-sharp handling and track performance, with a focus on electrification and a go-kart feel.
- The all-electric Mini JCW E offers Mini's iconic design and go-kart DNA, equipped with a 190kW motor, 54.2kWh battery, and impressive performance figures.
- Inside the Mini JCW E, features like a circular OLED display, vegan leather trim, and premium accents enhance the cabin's sporty yet modern appeal.
- The electric JCW version provides a genuine driver's car experience despite being heavier, with responsive handling, sharp throttle, and unique driving modes.
- The JCW Countryman, sharing BMW's FAAR platform, boasts impressive power, handling, and practicality, making it a versatile compact performance crossover.
- Mini's 2025 JCW lineup showcases a blend of fun, speed, and relevance in a world of generic EVs, offering a masterclass in maintaining driving enjoyment and character.
- Whether opting for the light, precise hatch or the muscular, versatile Countryman, Mini's JCW range provides options for those seeking performance with personality.
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