u/Parsnipnose3000

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Who's been the furthest on a single charge?

... And which variant/year do you have?

I haven't tested it yet so I'm curious to see what kind of range you're all getting in your electric MINIs.

I recently went on a 171 mile trip and went from 85% to 19%, so used 66% for my trip. This would suggest a 100% range as being around 250 miles at 57-70mph.

What kind of actual range are you getting, which MINI variant do you have, and what's your average cruising speed?

2026 Countryman SE ALL4.

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u/Parsnipnose3000 — 2 days ago
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I've had my new 2026 U25 for almost two months now and had an interesting experience a couple of days ago.

I had to mount a kerb to let another car through on a narrow road. I took it nice and easy and drove up a dropdown at only a couple of mph (I'd never mount a kerb unless there's a dropdown there).

Anyhow, there was no dropdown when I needed to get back on to the road, so I took it slowly and carefully.

As soon as my tyres touched the road I got the "bonnet is open" warning. I stopped further up the road, and as I suspected, the bonnet wasn't open. I had to open and close it to dismiss the warning.

So I tested and did it again, this time on a very low kerb - I'd guess only probably 3 inches. Exactly the same thing happened.

Once again I had to stop, open the bonnet and close it again for the warning to go away.

Are they over-sensitive, faulty, or is there something I'm not understanding?

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u/Parsnipnose3000 — 16 days ago