Mini Aceman in the final test phase
Mini is sending the new Aceman into the final test phase. The model, which sits between the Cooper and Countryman, will make its debut later this year and will be powered exclusively by electricity. The 4.08 meter long four-door crossover is now being tested under desert conditions on its way to series production after cold weather testing. This is not least about the cooling and charging behavior of the battery with its 54.2 kilowatt hours at outside temperatures of up to 50 degrees. (aum)
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Camouflaged Mini Aceman on a test drive.
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Camouflaged Mini Aceman on a test drive.
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Camouflaged Mini Aceman on a test drive.
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Camouflaged Mini Aceman on a test drive.
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Camouflaged Mini Aceman on a test drive.
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