Mini Korea unveiled its all-electric lineup at the BMW Driving Center, featuring the Cooper, Countryman, and the newly introduced Aceman.

The Aceman, debuting in South Korea, sits between the Cooper and Countryman and is exclusively electric. All three models maintain Mini’s signature “go-kart” driving dynamics.

The all-electric Cooper offers 218 horsepower, a 300-kilometer range, and fast-charging capabilities, starting at 52.5 million won (US$36,100).

The Countryman EV delivers up to 313 horsepower and showcased its performance during a test drive from Gimpo to Incheon. The Aceman, a compact electric SUV, has a 312-kilometer range, making it ideal for both city and leisure driving.

All models feature circular OLED displays from Samsung Display.

As Mini Korea marks 20 years in the market, it has sold over 126,000 vehicles, with the Countryman leading the premium small SUV segment last year, selling over 2,800 units.