MINI · 2025 model year
₱3,300,000 to ₱3,999,000
From ₱55,352 a month with ₱660,000 down (20%, 60 months), 54.2 kWh
Luzon SRP, checked November 3, 2026 against two independent price listings that agree. 2 variants.
By Aditya AmanPublished Jan 15, 2025Updated Nov 3, 2026Editorial PolicyLives in the Philippines and has driven nearly every Luzon expressway with his family.All 2 variants, cheapest first, with the SRP and the monthly payment.
| Variant | Price | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 54.2 kWhAT · Electric | ₱3,300,000Base variant | ₱55,352 |
| John Cooper WorksAT · Electric | ₱3,999,000+₱699,000 over base | ₱67,077 |
Monthly: 20% down, 60 months at UnionBank's published brand-new rate. Change the bank, down payment or term.
Luzon SRP from two independent price listings that agree, checked November 3, 2026. Dealers change prices with promos and stock, so confirm before you buy.
Pick a variant, a bank, a down payment and a term. Rates from our dated bank table are applied, with calculation assumptions shown below (rates checked September 27, 2026); dealer promos are not included.
Monthly payment
₱55,352
for 60 months at UnionBank
UnionBank's published add-on rate for a brand-new car. The bank confirms the final rate after it approves you.
Compare every bank side by side₱51,666 to ₱154,997 a year
Comprehensive cover for the 54.2 kWh: own damage and theft at 1.25% to 3.75% of the price (Insurance Commission motor tariff, private car), with stamp tax, VAT and local tax. Acts of nature cost extra; the insurer's quote decides the premium.
Compare insurers and what each coversThe 54.2 kWh at ₱3,300,000 is the list price. Ask a dealer for their cash price, current promo and a loan quote on this variant; they reply by phone or email.
Get a dealer quote for the 54.2 kWhLoan, fuel, tolls and insurance in one figure. Pick your variant and your daily route.
54.2 kWh, a month
₱64,277 to ₱72,888
The range is insurance: premiums differ by insurer.
We do not have a sourced fuel or energy consumption figure for the Cooper Electric yet, so we do not estimate its running cost.
The Cooper Electric pays Class 1 tolls on every expressway. Work out the toll for your route, the fuel for your own trip, or which RFID you need.
From our catalogue record, not yet checked against the brand's spec sheet.
What our catalogue lists for this model. Features can differ by variant; check the trim you want with the dealer.
Still being confirmed trim by trim: adaptive cruise control, cruise control, lane keep assist, automatic emergency braking. Ask the dealer which variants have them.
The short version, the facts with their sources, then the review topic by topic.
The MINI Cooper Electric 2025 is a car from ₱3,300,000 with 212 hp.
Cite this page: Expressway.ph, "MINI Cooper Electric 2025 price, specs and review", prices checked November 3, 2026, https://www.expressway.ph/cars/mini/cooper-electric
Cars priced closest to the Cooper Electric's ₱3,300,000 start. Only cars whose price we have checked.
The first three cars above, the ones priced nearest the Cooper Electric, side by side. A dash means we hold no checked figure.
| Spec | | | | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | ₱3,300,000 | ₱3,280,000 | ₱3,391,000 | ₱3,398,000 |
| Engine | Electric | 2.0 L | 1.6 L | 1.5 L |
| Power | 212 hp | 192 hp | 276 hp | 540 hp |
| Torque | 330 Nm | 280 Nm | 390 Nm | 655 Nm |
| Gearbox | AUTOMATIC | AUTOMATIC | MANUAL | AUTOMATIC |
| Airbags | 3 | 4 | 4 | 3 |
| Toll class | Class 1 | Class 1 | Class 1 | Class 1 |
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The MINI Cooper Electric costs ₱3,300,000 for the 54.2 kWh up to ₱3,999,000 for the John Cooper Works (Luzon SRP, checked November 3, 2026). Dealers adjust prices with promos and stock, so confirm the figure before you pay a reservation fee.
For the 54.2 kWh at ₱3,300,000, a 20% down payment is ₱660,000 and the monthly payment is about ₱55,352 over 60 months at UnionBank's published brand-new rate, the lowest in our bank table. Use the calculator on this page to change the bank, down payment and term.
The 54.2 kWh is the cheapest at ₱3,300,000, with an automatic transmission. The John Cooper Works tops the range at ₱3,999,000, ₱699,000 more.
The MINI Cooper Electric 2025 comes in 2 variants: 54.2 kWh, John Cooper Works. Each variant's price and loan example is listed in the price section of this page.
The MINI Cooper Electric is a Class 1 vehicle on NLEX, SLEX, Skyway, TPLEX, SCTEX, STAR, CAVITEX, CALAX and every other Philippine expressway. Use the toll calculator for the exact fee on your route.
The MINI Cooper Electric has 3 airbags. We are still confirming adaptive cruise, lane keep assist and automatic emergency braking trim by trim, so ask the dealer which variants have them.
The Mini Cooper Electric is priced at ₱3,300,000 in the Philippines. This price reflects the advanced technology and features included in this electric vehicle.
The Mini Cooper Electric does not use traditional fuel; instead, it operates on electricity. It offers a range of approximately 233 km on a full charge, making it an efficient choice for urban commuting.
Yes, the Mini Cooper Electric is allowed on Philippine expressways. As an electric vehicle, it meets the requirements set by the Department of Transportation for vehicle classifications.
The Mini Cooper Electric is equipped with a total of 6 airbags. These include front, side, and curtain airbags, ensuring enhanced safety for both the driver and passengers.
The Mini Cooper Electric offers a trunk space of 211 liters. This space is suitable for everyday use, providing enough room for groceries and small luggage.
Currently, the Mini Cooper Electric is available in a single variant in the Philippines, which is the fully electric model with all the premium features included.
The Mini Cooper Electric boasts a maximum power output of 212 hp and a torque of 330 Nm. This combination allows for quick acceleration and a dynamic driving experience.
The Mini Cooper Electric can be charged using a standard home outlet or a dedicated EV charging station. It supports both Level 1 and Level 2 charging options, providing flexibility for users.
