Video Summary
Here is the summary of the YouTube video you requested:- The car being reviewed is the Mini Aceman, the smallest all-electric SUV from Mini.
- It features CCS2 charging instead of GB/T.
- One model has a 38 kWh usable battery, which is too small. It has a 75 kW peak charging capacity.
- A second trim version known as the SE with a larger battery features 49 kWh usable and 50 kWh gross; its peak charging is 95 kW.
- In thirty minutes, the larger battery model gains 100 miles of range (WLTP).
- The price point is similar to the EX30, under $40,000 USD for the base model, but mid 40’s to touching $50k with options.
-The car is front-wheel drive only.
- The reviewer finds that the interior has some cool style and nice materials.
- There are four USB-C ports, a wireless charging pad, and cup holders. Also, there are driver’s assistance options such as lane centering.
- A major downside is that due to U.S. tariffs on Chinese-made EV's and other factors, it is unlikely that the Mini Aceman will be made available to American buyers.
-The Mini Paceman was an interesting two door vehicle and the all electric Aceman now reviewed is an improvement.
