The domestic MINI pure electric model will be mass produced and exported next year, which will be produced by BMW Great Wall joint venture beam car.

CTOnews.com, September 8 (Xinhua)-- BMW announced today that the next generation of MINI all-electric models will be put into production in China, and the beam car, a joint venture between BMW Group and Great Wall Motor, will become the world's first manufacturer and major export base for new cars.

The next-generation all-electric MINI is planned to include a three-door MINI Cooper and a compact crossover. The two new cars have almost been put into production at the beam automobile factory and are available to the domestic and international markets. In terms of specific time, domestic MINI pure electric models will be exported to overseas markets in 2024.

CTOnews.com Note: the beam car, a joint venture between Great Wall and BMW, was launched on November 20, 2019 in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province, with a total investment of 5.1 billion yuan. The construction scale is the full export manufacturing of 160000 fuel passenger vehicles and the development of pure electric passenger cars. Wei Jianjun, chairman of Great Wall Motor, also has high hopes for the project, saying that the "Beam Automobile" project will be the highest quality, most innovative and influential model of Sino-foreign cooperation in the history of China's automobile development.

At the recent 2023 Munich auto show, BMW unveiled 2025 Cooper E and SE models at its new product launch.

In terms of power, the entry-level Cooper E is equipped with a 184hp engine with a torque of 290Nm. With a built-in 40.7 kWh battery, the Cooper SE has a range of 305km; the Cooper SE has a 218 horsepower engine, 330Nm torque and a range of 402km. It takes 6. 7 seconds for the Cooper SE car to run from 0 to 100km / h, while it takes 7. 3 seconds for the Cooper E. Officials say the main selling point of the MINI Cooper is not acceleration, but keen handling and an interesting driving experience.