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Mini Aceman Concept Previews Brand's First Electric Crossover
27 Jul 2022 | Abstracted from Inside EVs
"The purely electric vehicle concept makes it possible to steer the design more towards the traditional core values of MINI in line with the traditional principle of creative use of space.
"This creates models that take up little space on the road while offering even more comfort, more versatility and more emotion on the inside than ever before."
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