2025 Mini Cooper JCW E Images Appear Online

At the recent Goodwood Festival of Speed, held in England from July 11 to 14, Mini presented a camouflaged version of the upcoming new electric Cooper JCW (John Cooper Works). The model was due to be officially unveiled, undisguised, before the end of the year.

But, as we’ve seen before, regulations in China require that information about a new product be published on the website of the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT).

And that explains the images of the 2025 Cooper JCW E that have appeared now. They’re accompanied by some technical details, which confirm some information that had only been the stuff of speculation.

Out, for instance, is increasing from 215 to 255 hp with this version. The weight of the model is virtually identical to that of the 2024 version of the Cooper SE, which is manufactured in China, incidentally. This means, in all likelihood, that the model features the 54.2 kilowatt-hour battery, with a usable capacity of 49.2 kWh.

In Europe, this gives the Cooper SE a range of 400 km on the WLTP (World Harmonized Light Vehicle Test Procedure) cycle, which is some 20 to 25 percent more generous than the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) cycle used for North America.

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