Video Summary
Sure! Here are the key findings from the video review of the electric car:- It successfully maintains the charm and charisma of gas versions.
- It matches gas-powered Mini Cooper S power output, but is about 200 pounds heavier.
- There is no front trunk because the car was originally an internal combustion vehicle.
- A single electric motor gives the car front-wheel drive, with 181 horsepower and 199 pound-feet of torque.
- It has a 32.6-kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack that lines the floor.
- Its range is 114 miles on a full charge.
- Zero to 60 miles per hour in 6.05 seconds.
- The car's top speed is 93 miles per hour, which is govern-limited.
- Functional air vents in the front for air to pass through.
- Offers manual tilt and telescoping.
- The two-door is very small in terms of cargo space, only 8.7 cubic feet, with extra room for the charges.
- Some driver assistance tech, but not adaptive cruise control.
- It is not government tax credit eligible.
- The design is playful, the suspension handles really well, and steering responds nicely.
- Great for city driving, and can still be fun for people accustomed to the gasoline edition.
- The steering has great feedback.
- At around 3,200 pounds, it is still among the lightest EVs ever.
