MINI Cooper Electric lease deals

Find the best MINI Cooper Electric personal and business leasing deals

Mini Cooper Electric leasing: Key information

Cash price from£26,905
Cheapest personal lease monthly price£270.64
Cheapest business lease monthly price£245.55
Shortest contract length24 months
Longest contract length48 months
Lowest annual mileage5,000 miles
Highest annual mileage20,000 miles

Mini Cooper Electric leasing FAQs

How much does it cost to lease a Mini Cooper Electric?

A Mini Cooper Electric is available on a personal lease from £270.64/month and on a business lease from £245.55/month.

Which Mini Cooper Electric trims are available to lease?

There are a total of 10 trim levels to choose from for a Mini Cooper Electric lease. The most popular are: E Classic, Se Classic and Se Exclusive.

What is the minimum and maximum lease length for a Mini Cooper Electric?

You can lease a Mini Cooper Electric from 24 months to 48 months.

What engine and fuel options can you get with a Mini Cooper Electric lease?

When leasing the Mini Cooper Electric, there is currently only one type of fuel available: electric.

Why Choose Carwow for MINI Cooper Electric Leasing?

Simple and convenient

Simply decide on your contract length, the initial payment and monthly rental, then get your MINI Cooper Electric delivered for free. At the end of your lease, just hand the keys back.

More car for your money

Because the costs are often typically lower than other finance methods, you could afford to drive away in a higher spec MINI Cooper Electric.

Warranty & tax included

MINI Cooper Electric leasing deals include road tax for the contract length, and a full manufacturer's warranty — all you need to do is arrange insurance.

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About the MINI Cooper Electric

The Mini Electric is a small electric car that’s great if you’re looking for something to get you around the city in style, but it’s not particularly practical and its mediocre range means road trips might be a bit of a faff.

It’s fairly roomy up front by small car standards, and has a really cool interior with fabric covering the dashboard and a large circular infotainment display. It’s a bit of a squeeze in the back seats though, and the boot is tiny.

The Mini Electric is great fun to drive on a twisty road, but the suspension is quite stiff, so it has a tendency to jiggle and jostle over bumps. This can be a bit annoying around town too, but otherwise its small dimensions and electric motors make it ideal for city driving.

Entry-level models are called ‘E’ and have a range of 190 miles, while the ‘SE’ model costs a bit more but has a bigger battery and a range of up to 249 miles. That’s not terrible for a small car, but a fully loaded Mini Electric is a similar price to the MG4 EV’s Extended Range version, which can go 323 miles between charges.

Why lease a MINI Cooper Electric?

Leasing a Mini Cooper Electric is incredibly simple – you pay a few months' rent up front and then you have one monthly payment that covers the cost of the car, road fund licence and often maintenance costs, too. You can alter how much you pay up front, and/or the length of the lease, to reduce or increase the monthly cost, depending on your budget.

The Mini Cooper Electric is an appealing car to lease if you’re looking for something small and stylish, particularly if you have access to home charging, because you can just top it up for cheap overnight and leave home with a full battery each morning.

And because leasing usually costs less than other types of finance, you might find you can step up to a more expensive Mini Electric. That means you could find yourself in a model with more range and a more powerful electric motor.

Mini Cooper Electric FAQs

You can lease a Mini Cooper Electric just from £293pm. For a personalised quote you can configure your ideal Mini Cooper Electric now through Carwow.
Because Mini is a premium brand that shares a lot of parts with BMWs, parts and repairs can be more expensive than more mainstream models. However, electric cars tend to need less maintenance than combustion-engined models because there are fewer moving parts.