JAKARTA - Shocking news came from British automotive brand Mini by announcing it would stop the sale of entry-level variants Cooper E and Aceman E in Australia.
To spend the available stock, the manufacturer provides a large discount for these two models for a total of 11,500 Australian dollars or equivalent to IDR 115.7 million.
Launching from CarExpert, Tuesday, January 14, Cooper E with a trim Classic is now priced from USD 49,990 (IDR 503 million) or given a discount of around USD 7,500 (IDR 75.4 million) for this three-door hatchback.
Meanwhile, the Aceman E model with the cheapest trim Classic is now discounted at USD 4.000 (IDR 40.2 million) or to USD 51.990 (IDR 523.1 million).
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Unfortunately, the brand under the BMW Group umbrella did not reveal the details of why both of them were stopped from selling in Australia. Both models have been in the market since the second half of last year and marked short progress both Cooper E and Aceman E.
With the deletion of variant E, it leaves type SE and John Cooper Works (JCW) on the Cooper and Aceman models. For this year, the brand ensures that there are no price changes.
Cooper E has a single electric motor embedded in the front with 135 kW of power and 290 Nm of torque, in collaboration with a 41 kWh battery so that it can provide a distance of 305 km according to WLTP.
Meanwhile, Aceman E has the same power electric motor as Cooper E but with a larger battery of 42.5 kWh, thus providing a reach of 310 km according to WLTP.
In comparison, Cooper and Aceman SE have an electric motor measuring 160 kW and a 330 Nm torque placed in front. Both have large batteries up to 54 kWh capable of providing a distance of 403 km based on the WLTP cycle.
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