The new-generation Mini Cooper SE will come with a John Cooper Works edition, but this time it brings cosmetic changes only. The 2023 Cooper S two-door made 189 horsepower and 206 pound-feet of torque ...

In May, Mini showed the Mini John Cooper Works 1 to 6 Edition. It memorializes Mini racing and the “pure essence of motorsport” as a JCW with a six-speed manual transmission, hence the 1 to 6 name.

With the IAA Mobility auto show in Munich less than a week away, we were kind of expecting to see some truly revolutionary, ready-for-production vehicles being announced already. Instead, for now, ...

Use the table of contents to jump to a section The 2026 Mini Countryman John Cooper Works All4 subcompact luxury SUV is now ...

MINI have arrived at the 2024 Paris Motor Show with two new flagship spec models in the two-door John Cooper Works Electric and John Cooper Works Aceman, both performance oriented and featuring the ...

A new generation of the Mini Cooper hatchback debuted last year, but the car's high-performance John Cooper Works grade is still in the works. Mini released pictures of the car on Sunday. It makes its ...

Mini has already confirmed it will offer an electric version of the next-generation Countryman SUV for the 2025 model year, and the brand remains committed to selling an all-electric lineup by 2030.

MINI is growing up, though while a healthy embrace of electrification is on the menu for the 2025 model year, that's not to say the giddy gasoline versions are going anywhere quite yet. See, for ...

Mini's redesigned Cooper hatchback starts sales later this year as a 2025 model, though only the gas-powered version will reach the U.S. initially. Timing for the electric version hasn't been ...

MINI has expanded its John Cooper Works performance line-up in SA with the launch of a limited-run Daredevil Edition range ...

The Mini JCW E PROtotype will show off the battery-electric Mini JCW. Mini says this two-door hardtop will feature an advanced electric powertrain but has yet to show off the specs. It’s expected this ...