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Mini hatchbacks have been the bread and butter of the automaker for decades. It is the perfect body style for the quirky styling that is synonymous with the brand, and its small size makes for a very entertaining and engaging driving experience, even if there are some drawbacks in terms of space and utility. And, with the move to electrification, you can now even have you Mini hatch as an EV.

List of Mini Cooper Hatchback Models and Prices

This is a list of the Mini Cooper hatchback models currently for sale in the USA:

Model Power Engine Base Price
Mini Cooper Electric Hardtop 181 hp Electric $29,900
Mini Cooper Hardtop 134 hp 1.5L Turbo Inline-3 Gas $23,400
Mini John Cooper Works GP 301 hp 2.0L Turbo Inline-4 Gas $44,900
Mini John Cooper Works Hardtop 228 hp 2.0L Turbo Inline-4 Gas $32,900

What to Consider When Buying a Mini Hatch

The US may be over the hatchback in general, but those from Mini are an exception since they don’t try to be frugal or practical alternatives to sedans but rather funky little spitfires for driving pleasure. However, this laser focus does come at a cost to other more traditional hatchbacks. So how do Minis stack up against the competition?

Pros

  • Unmistakable styling
  • Playful driving dynamics
  • Premium interiors
  • Highly customizable
  • Available EV powertrain

Cons

  • Very expensive
  • Impractical passenger and cargo space
  • EV tech is outdated

FAQs

What are the best Mini Cooper hatchbacks?

The regular Cooper Hardtop is loads of fun at a subjectively reasonable price. But if you have money to spare and want the best performance on offer, the John Cooper Works Hardtop is the one to beat. There is an Electric Hardtop for those concerned about emissions, too.

Are Mini hatchbacks reliable?

Unfortunately, Minis do not have a particularly good reputation for reliability, often placing low in the global ratings. They are also very expensive to repair.

How fast is the Mini Cooper hatchback?

The JCW Hardtop is powered by a lively 228-horsepower four-cylinder engine that launches the tiny car from 0-60 mph in under six seconds; the JCW Countryman is quicker, but it’s not considered a hatch. Minis aren’t designed to be speed demons, however.

How much does a new Mini hatchback cost?

Mini has always been a premium brand, which means the prices reflect his pedigree. The base-model Hardtop goes for north of $25,000, while the Electric Hardtop starts over $30k - similarly to Cooper S trims. Meanwhile, the John Cooper Works Hardtop ranges from $35k to over $40k, depending on options.

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