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Mini has launched its second electric car in the form of the Cooper SE Cabriolet Mini cooper automatic transmission problems.

Unveiled on Wednesday, the electric convertible will be built in a limited edition of 999 units and all examples are earmarked for Europe Mini cooper automatic transmission problems.

Mini cooper automatic transmission problems

For fans who missed it, Mini is close to launching a redesigned Hardtop, and the new hatch is likely to spawn a redesigned Cabriolet. The new Hardtop is confirmed to get an electric option, and it’s likely that all new Cabriolets will also have an electric option as Mini plans to go the all-electric route later this decade.

Mini has pulled no surprises with the design of the current Cooper SE Cabriolet. As the name suggests, the car is the open equivalent of the Cooper SE Hardtop, which has been on sale since 2019. That means a single electric motor at the front that’s good for 181 hp and a 32.6 kwh battery that in the Cooper SE Hardtop nets a range of 110 miles by the EPA. Expect the Cabriolet to deliver a similar range as the Hardtop Mini cooper automatic transmission problems.

Other specs include a 0-62 mph time of 8.2 seconds, trunk volume of 5.65 cubic feet, and the ability of the convertible top to operate at speeds of up to 18 mph.

Mini will offer the Cooper SE Cabriolet with 17-inch wheels and the choice of black or silver exterior. As a special touch, the fender badges and door sills will have a script designating the car as one of 999.

Mini has a busy few years ahead. In addition to the redesigned Hardtop (and Cabriolet), a redesigned Countryman offering both electric and gas powertrains will launch this year. We’ll also see a smaller electric crossover launch this year, possibly called the Aceman. A crossover larger than the Countryman is also believed to be in the works, although the timing of this model is unclear Mini cooper automatic transmission problems.