Used MINI Aceman for sale

Standard safety kit in the Mini Aceman includes automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring and traffic sign recognition. All Acemans are fitted with front and rear parking sensors and a rear-view camera. Higher trims and options packs add a 360-degree camera and semi-automatic parking assistance.

The Mini Aceman is an all-electric vehicle from launch, so there are no petrol or diesel options. All versions use a single electric motor powering the front wheels. There are three motors, one for each version: the entry-level Aceman E has a 181bhp electric motor, while the SE and John Cooper Works variants produce 215bhp and 254bhp respectively.

Every Mini Aceman comes as standard with a large circular central OLED touchscreen, smartphone mirroring (Apple CarPlay and Android Auto), a digital driver display and satnav. Many models add wireless charging, keyless entry and heated front seats.

As a pure electric car, the Aceman’s efficiency is measured in miles per kWh, with claimed figures of up to 4.4 miles per kWh. Official figures suggest a real-world range of around 190–250 miles between charges, depending on which version you go for (E, SE or John Cooper Works). The SE offers the best range on paper.

With all modern electric cars, check for software updates, service history and battery health. Make sure all charging cables are included and check that all the high-tech features work properly. For complete peace of mind, consider booking in with The AA Vehicle Inspection.

Mini’s parent company, BMW, enjoys a solid reputation for reliability, especially on recent EVs. The Aceman shares several proven components with the electric Mini Cooper and the latest Countryman. It's a very new model, but early feedback is positive so far.