Mini's historic Oxford plant will exclusively build EVs from 2030.
Mini will also build gas-powered versions of the fourth-generation Cooper at the Oxford plant, starting next year. However, by 2030, Mini will exclusively build EVs at the plant. The gas-powered fourth-generation Cooper, which is yet to be revealed, is expected to reach the U.S. next year as a 2025 model. It will use an updated version of the current gas-powered model's platform.
It means the electric version of the fourth-generation Cooper and Aceman likely won't be sold in the U.S. until 2026, when production starts in the U.K., though Mini hasn't detailed its plans yet.
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