The battery pack under the JCW models is the same 54.2-kilowatt-hour pack as other versions are equipped with. Mini claims 230 miles with the JCW Electric and 220 miles with the JCW Aceman on the WLTP cycle, which is far more optimistic than what the EPA range rating might be.

The fully electric models ride on the same architecture, thus benefiting from the same performance and handling upgrades

Not only has Mini renewed its entire lineup in recent months but the Oxford-based marque has also tweaked its trim levels. There's now a John Cooper Works flavor without any performance gains, so much like parent company BMW has the M Sport Package.