- Battery
- 66.5 kWh
- Efficiency
- 19.5kWh/100
- DC peak
- -
MINI Cooper SE
Classic
$47,740 all-in, 315 km official range, and not currently EVAP-eligible - see the exact numbers below.
MINI Canada no longer sells the electric Cooper hardtop; the Countryman SE is its only electric model here. The previous Oxford-built Cooper SE is gone, and the new-generation Cooper Electric is built in China and not imported. Specs and price are the last Canadian Cooper SE. We could not find it on Transport Canada's EVAP vehicle list, so it is shown as not eligible.
Federal EVAP rebate: Not listed
Not on EVAP listNot currently on Transport Canada's eligible vehicle list. Check the official list before assuming a rebate.
All-in price breakdown
Excludes sales tax (HST/GST/PST), which is applied on top. All-in price is our estimate; the manufacturer has not published an exact selling price for this trim.
Running cost vs. a comparable gas vehicle
At 20,000 km/year, on Ontario's Ultra-Low Overnight home charging rate.
Estimated savings of $1,844/year on energy alone versus the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid - before maintenance, tires, or insurance. This is energy cost only - run the full calculator for maintenance, tires, insurance, and rebates.
Canadian road trips in winter
CCS1 port · Superchargers: with adapter · Heat pump: unknown (treated as no) · about 223 km of highway range in January on Toronto to Montreal. Estimates from the charger map and climate normals, not a road test.
| Route | July | January | −20 °C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto to Montreal548 km | Comfortable2 stops | Comfortable3 stops | Comfortable4 stops |
| Montreal to Quebec City259 km | Comfortable1 stop | Comfortable1 stop | Comfortable1 stop |
| Toronto to Ottawa452 km | Comfortable2 stops | Comfortable2 stops | Comfortable3 stops |
| Sault Ste. Marie to Thunder Bay723 km | Not recommended— | Not recommended— | Not recommended— |
| Calgary to Edmonton300 km | Comfortable1 stop | Comfortable1 stop | Comfortable2 stops |
In this catalogue
Compare against 53 EVs and 17 gas and hybrid comparison vehicles, sourced and dated.
Back to full catalogueCosts shown assume Ontario electricity and gas pricing. Provincial rebates and rates vary - see the statistics hub for the full sourced data set.
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- $37,940$42,940−$5,000 EVAP$39,995MSRP
- Battery
- 42 kWh
- Efficiency
- 18.5kWh/100
- DC peak
- 85 kW
- Under $40,000 after rebate
Energy / 100 km$1.05