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Hot hatched: Mini John Cooper Works E PROtotype previews quickest-ever electric hot to rival the Abarth 500e and Alpine A290
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The 2025 Mini John Cooper Works E PROtotype electric hot hatch has been teased and is set to be one of the fastest pocket rockets ever. The camouflaged Mini JCW Works E PROtoype was revealed ahead of its launch at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. It is based on the MINI Cooper SE but with a more powerful e-motor, potentially from the BMW i4 eDrive40 M Sport. Rumors suggest it could have over 300kW of power, making it one of the quickest hot hatches. The JCW E will have a wider chassis, bigger brakes, and improved aerodynamics for enhanced performance. The full reveal is expected at a later date.
Brands mentioned: Mini, BMW, Great Wall Motors.
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