New MINI Cooper Deals

The MINI Paul Smith Edition is a signature-finish option across all four versions, with Statement Grey or Inspired White paint, Nottingham Green roof, and striped Paul Smith interior textiles. It tends to suit buyers who want the Cooper to look as distinctive as it drives.

City drivers who prize parking footprint will gravitate to the three-door, families who want MINI character with usable rear seats are better served by the MINI Cooper 5-door, and anyone whose daily range fits inside 186 miles can run the Cooper E on home charging alone, with the Cooper SE pushing that to 247 miles.

Want to see how it looks and drives before you order? Our MINI Cooper review sits above, walking through the cabin, the circular OLED display and how the fifth-generation car behaves on the road.

New MINI Cooper Interior

What you'll notice first inside any new MINI Cooper is the one feature that reorders every other interior decision: the 240mm circular OLED display MINI calls a world-first in its class. It replaces both the instrument cluster and the central screen, consolidating speed, navigation, climate, media and MINI Experience Modes into one round face behind a smaller sports steering wheel.

Below the display, a horizontal toggle bar handles the parking brake, drive-mode selector, gear selector and engine start, keeping the physical controls away from the touchscreen. The dashboard is finished in a recycled, 2D-knitted textile, patterned to match whichever Style trim you've chosen, from perforated houndstooth on Classic to red-accented JCW cord on Sport. Seven MINI Experience Modes change the display graphics, ambient lighting and soundscape in one gesture, with a Personal Mode that uses your own photo as the display background.

Space is modest and deliberately so. The three-door petrol and all-electric Coopers carry four with 783mm and 778mm of rear legroom; the five-door adds a fifth seat and 821mm of legroom. All versions get 60:40 split-folding rear seats and a 210-litre boot, extending to around 725 litres folded on the three-door and up to 1,005 litres on the five-door.

Optional kit groups into three Level packs: Level 1 adds the full-colour Head Up Display, Level 2 brings the panoramic two-part sunroof, and Level 3 upgrades to electrically adjustable sport seats with memory and massage. An optional MINI Connected Package adds AirConsole in-car gaming, music streaming, and MINI Navigation AR for a live front-camera view with route guidance overlaid.

New MINI Cooper Exterior

Walk up to any current MINI Cooper and the generational shift is immediately visible. Round LED headlights frame a flush front end, body-coloured surfaces replace the old chrome details, and the overall shape is a cleaner read of the iconic silhouette that has stayed continuous since 2001.

Each Style trim stamps its own look on the car. Classic keeps the Octagonal Grille Surround in black, pairs with standard 16-inch alloy wheels, and reads as the purest take on the Cooper shape. Exclusive moves to Vibrant Silver exterior accents and the grille surround with 17-inch or 18-inch alloys, available with a gradient multitone roof that remains one of the segment's most individual paint options. Sport leans unmistakably on the JCW look, with JCW-styled bumpers, a Jet Black contrast roof and mirror caps, and 17-inch JCW alloy wheels sitting over black brake calipers.

The Paul Smith Edition sits across all four versions with Statement Grey or Inspired White paint and Nottingham Green roof details. The all-electric Cooper adds Monochrome, where Midnight Black or Nanuq White runs onto the roof and 17-inch grey alloys for visual coherence the brighter trims deliberately avoid. At 3,876mm long by 1,970mm wide including mirrors, the three-door Cooper stays a genuinely compact MINI car on any parking space.

If an open-top MINI is more your fit, the current MINI Cooper Convertible shares the Cooper's three-door silhouette with a three-section electric soft top roof, and sits on its own dedicated listing within the Vertu MINI cars UK range.

New MINI Cooper Trims and Specifications

Three Style trims run across the MINI Cooper range (Classic, Exclusive and Sport), with the John Cooper Works line as a dedicated performance flagship above them. The Paul Smith Edition is a signature-finish option available across every version, and the all-electric Cooper adds Monochrome as an electric-only fifth style. The table below groups equipment by category across the four main trims; Monochrome and Paul Smith detail follows below.

Feature	Classic	Exclusive	Sport	John Cooper Works
Exterior
Standard alloy wheels	16-inch	17-inch	17-inch JCW design	17-inch JCW, black calipers
Larger alloy wheels option	17-inch	18-inch	18-inch JCW design	✗
Grille surround	Black Octagonal	Vibrant Silver	Black high-gloss	JCW high-gloss
Jet Black contrast roof as standard	✗	✗	✓	✓
Gradient multitone roof option	✗	✓	✗	✗
Interior
Upholstery	Perforated houndstooth	Vescin/Cord sport seats	Knitted JCW, red accents	JCW sports, integrated headrests
Dashboard finish	Knitted 2D textile	Patterned textile, piano black	Patterned JCW textile	JCW textile, red accents
60:40 split-folding rear seats	✓	✓	✓	✓
Technology
240mm circular OLED display with MINI OS 9	✓	✓	✓	✓
Wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto	✓	✓	✓	✓
Seven MINI Experience Modes	✓	✓	✓	✓
Head Up Display (Level 1 pack)	Optional	Optional	✓	✓
Safety & Driver Assistance
Driving Assistant (lane-keep, cruise)	✓	✓	✓	✓
Parking Assistant	✓	✓	✓	✓
Rear View Camera	✓	✓	✓	✓
Performance Chassis Equipment
JCW adaptive sport suspension	✗	✗	✗	✓
Go-Kart Mode	✗	✗	✗	✓
Red JCW ambient lighting	✗	✗	✗	✓

The Paul Smith Edition is a signature-finish option across all four versions, pairing Statement Grey or Inspired White paint with Nottingham Green roof and mirror caps, striped Paul Smith interior textiles and the Head Up Display as standard. On the all-electric Cooper specifically, Monochrome adds Midnight Black or Nanuq White with matching roof, 17-inch grey alloys, front heated seats, wireless phone charging and the Head Up Display as standard.

New MINI Cooper Petrol Engines and Performance

Petrol MINI Coopers come in three states of engine tune, with the John Cooper Works adding a fourth above them. All drive the front wheels through a seven-speed Steptronic dual-clutch automatic; there is no manual gearbox in the current MINI Cooper range, which also makes every car in the lineup an automatic MINI. The table below splits the figures by body style, with the three-door JCW listed separately as a model in its own right.

Engine	Power	0-62 mph	Torque	Fuel Consumption (WLTP)	CO2 Emissions
MINI Cooper 3-Door
Cooper ONE	122hp (90kW)	9.3 s	230Nm	up to 47.9 mpg	214-216 g/mile
Cooper C	156hp (115kW)	7.7 s	230Nm	45.6-47.9 mpg	216-225 g/mile
Cooper S	204hp (150kW)	6.6 s	300Nm	44.1-45.6 mpg	225-232 g/mile
MINI Cooper 5-Door
Cooper ONE	122hp (90kW)	9.6 s	230Nm	up to 47.1 mpg	219-220 g/mile
Cooper C	156hp (115kW)	8.0 s	230Nm	44.8-47.1 mpg	219-229 g/mile
Cooper S	204hp (150kW)	6.8 s	230Nm	43.5-44.8 mpg	229-237 g/mile
John Cooper Works (3-Door)
John Cooper Works	231hp (170kW)	6.1 s	380Nm	up to 43.5 mpg	237-248 g/mile

*WLTP figures are provided for comparability only. CO2 emissions converted from g/km. Real-world fuel consumption and CO2 emissions vary by trim, wheel size, driving style, conditions and vehicle load.

The ONE and C engines share the same 1.5-litre turbocharged three-cylinder block tuned to two outputs; the Cooper S steps up to a 2.0-litre four-cylinder, with the John Cooper Works using the same 2.0-litre block in a higher state of tune for 231hp. MINI Turbo technology and JCW-only Go-Kart Mode are the mechanical signatures that give the current petrol range its character.

New MINI Cooper Electric Engines and Performance

Two battery sizes power the all-electric MINI Cooper range, with the John Cooper Works Electric adding a third option above them. The electric MINI is sold as the Cooper E for a WLTP range of up to 186 miles, or the Cooper SE for up to 247 miles range, both with zero tailpipe emissions whilst driving.

Engine	Power	0-62 mph	Torque	Battery (kWh)	Range (WLTP)	DC Rapid Charge (10-80%)
All-Electric MINI Cooper
Cooper E	184hp (135kW)	7.3 s	290Nm	40.7	180-186 miles	28 min (up to 75kW)
Cooper SE	218hp (160kW)	6.7 s	330Nm	54.2	239-247 miles	30 min (up to 95kW)
John Cooper Works Electric
John Cooper Works Electric	258hp (190kW)	5.9 s	TBC	54.2	226-250 miles	30 min (up to 130kW)

*WLTP range figures are for comparability only. Real-world range varies by driving style, weather, battery starting charge and vehicle load. The all-electric MINI Cooper and John Cooper Works Electric produce zero tailpipe emissions whilst driving.

7.4kW AC wallbox charging at home takes 5 hours 45 minutes (Cooper E) or 7 hours 45 minutes (Cooper SE) from empty to full; an 11kW public AC post cuts that to 4 hours 30 and 5 hours 15 respectively. Every new MINI electric comes with the Mode 3 charging cable and MINI Charging Card as standard, and the electric John Cooper Works adds E-Launch Control. The high-voltage battery carries an eight-year, 100,000-mile warranty on top of MINI's three-year unlimited-mileage vehicle warranty.

Where Can You Buy a New MINI Cooper?

Vertu operates MINI dealerships across the North East, Yorkshire and the South West. Vertu MINI Durham, Vertu MINI Sunderland and Vertu MINI Teesside carry the full new MINI Cooper lineup in the North East, with Vertu MINI York in Yorkshire, and Vertu MINI Bridgwater, Vertu MINI Exeter and Vertu MINI Yeovil in the South West. Every dealership stocks the three-door, five-door and all-electric Cooper with the Classic, Exclusive, Sport and John Cooper Works lineup available to view. To book a test drive, visit our Find a Dealership page, and each dealership also handles ongoing MINI servicing to manufacturer standards.

Learn More About the New MINI Cooper Price Options

New MINI Cooper price depends on your combination of body style, Style trim, engine or electric powertrain, and any optional Level packs. For a personalised quotation on any MINI Cooper car configuration, including current new MINI Cooper deals and finance options, contact your local Vertu MINI dealership. Our finance explained guide covers PCP, HP and PCH in plain English, and Vertu's instant online part-exchange valuation shows what your current car is worth. For the wider range, browse new MINI cars for sale at Vertu, or the used MINI Cooper listings if nearly new fits your budget better.

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