Three electric models on sale in Thailand

Front rowCooper Electric ฿1,555,000Aceman ฿1,755,000Back rowCountryman Electric ฿3,399,000Left to rightCooper Electric ฿1,555,000Aceman ฿1,755,000Countryman Electric ฿3,399,000

Mini electric cars in Thailand.

In Thailand since 2002.

Three models on sale, ฿1,555,000 to ฿3,399,000, across hatchbacks and SUVs. #17 of 47 brands in DLT first registrations, Nov 2025 – Oct 2026.

On sale

3 models

10 trims

From

฿1,555,000

to ฿3,399,000

DLT registrations

1,403

first registrations, 12 months to October 2026

In Thailand since

2002

The range

Three models, ฿1,555,000 to ฿3,399,000. One hatchback and two SUVs.

One price ruler for the whole range, cheapest trim to dearest. The best evchu Score in it is the Cooper SE Classic at 41, joint #193 of 234 scored trims on sale.

hatchbacks1

Cooper Electricfrom ฿1,555,000Hatchback · 6 trims41Niche pickCooper SE ClassicIn the showroom

SUVs2

Acemanfrom ฿1,755,000Compact SUV · 3 trims38Niche pickAceman SE ClassicIn the showroom
Countryman Electricfrom ฿3,399,000Compact SUV · one trim36Niche pickCountryman SE ALL4In the showroom
Compare them side by side →

Mini in Thailand

#17 of 47 brands in Thai EV registrations. 1,403 battery EVs first registered Nov 2025 – Oct 2026.

1,403

Mini battery EVs first registered, Nov 2025 – Oct 2026. On the 12 months published in both years, registrations rose 29%.

#17 of 47

brands ranked by DLT first registrations over the same 12 months.

3,160

first registrations in all, Jan 2021 – Oct 2026.

Oct 2026112 Mini0.6% of 17,265 battery EVs

Mini first registrations a monthShare of all battery-EV first registrations (DLT fuel-type figures, from Jan 2025)

Source: DLT first registrations, January 2021 – October 2026. Battery-EV totals: DLT fuel-type figures. Monthly figures swing from month to month; compare 12-month totals.

Brands, Nov 2025 – Oct 2026

  1. #1BYD33,955
  2. #2Jaecoo31,799
  3. #3MG28,650
  4. #4Aion18,669
  5. #5Geely15,143
  6. #17Mini1,403

By model, Nov 2025 – Oct 2026

Calendar years

  • 20218312 months
  • 202222312 months
  • 202320512 months
  • 202429412 months
  • 20251,104 · 0.9% of 118,722 BEVs12 months
  • 20261,251 · 0.7% of 182,681 BEVs10 of 12 months

Months the DLT did not publish are left out, not counted as zero. Battery-EV totals exist from January 2025.

The price story

No list-price change in our checks. From 19 July 2024 to our last check on 12 November 2026.

List prices only. A price counts once our price checks have seen it on two different days, or when the research file dates it with a source; launch offers and campaign prices are kept apart.

What we left out

We also hold 4 campaign prices, kept apart from list prices.

evchu’s take · Buy or wait, today

Buy now on 3 models.

  • Cooper ElectricBuy now

    Buy before 01 Jan 2027 — import excise set to rise. Excise on imported EVs is set to rise from 10% to 35% on 01 Jan 2027, and this car is imported. How much of the rise reaches the price is not known; passed on in full it would add up to ฿695,000.

  • AcemanBuy now

    Buy before 01 Jan 2027 — import excise set to rise. Excise on imported EVs is set to rise from 10% to 35% on 01 Jan 2027, and this car is imported. How much of the rise reaches the price is not known; passed on in full it would add up to ฿785,000.

  • Countryman ElectricBuy now

    Buy before 01 Jan 2027 — import excise set to rise. Excise on imported EVs is set to rise from 10% to 35% on 01 Jan 2027, and this car is imported. How much of the rise reaches the price is not known; passed on in full it would add up to ฿1,520,000.

The verdict reads the cheapest trim's list-price history, announced facelifts and policy changes. Monitor means no reason to wait and no deal to rush: buy when you're ready.

Buy-or-wait calls for every EV →

Owning one

Owning a Mini. Sold by MINI Thailand.

Four years on the car, eight on the battery.

Vehicle4 yearsunlimited km
Battery8 years160,000 km

Drawn to scale, in years. Sources: BMW Press, Autolifethailand

Who owns it

Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (BMW Group), Munich — owns MINI since 1994 (acquired with Rover Group), retained MINI after 2000 Rover demerger

Charging

EleX by EA — DC fast-charging network (formerly EA Anywhere), preferred BMW Group partner. · PEA Volta — Provincial Electricity Authority public network. · MEA EV — Metropolitan Electricity Authority Bangkok-area network. · PTT EV Station Pluz — PTT public network. · MINI Charging — BMW Group's branded wallbox program. Not yet confirmed by a primary source

Showrooms

13 authorized MINI dealers across 9 cities (per ZigWheels TH directory). Most are co-located inside BMW Group dealer compounds (BMW + MINI + occasionally Motorrad on the same site). Cities include Bangkok (Sukhumvit, Phra Ram 9, Ratchapruek, Bangna), Phuket, Hat Yai, Surat Thani, Ayutthaya, Chiang Mai, Khon Kaen. Not yet confirmed by a primary source

2 sources →

In Thailand since

2002MINI re-entered Thailand via BMW (Thailand) Co., Ltd. in 2002 with the R50 first-generation MINI Cooper. First BEV (MINI Cooper SE, F56-derived) launched 6 Feb 2020 at ฿2,290,000. New-generation BEV lineup (F66 Cooper SE / J01 Aceman / U25 Countryman) introduced 19 Jul 2024 — F66/J01 are CBU-China from the BMW × GWM Spotlight Automotive JV at Zhangjiakou, a structural shift away from prior UK-built MINI Electric.

not yet confirmed by a primary source

The research behind this page

Research file · researched 27 May 2026 · updated 11 November 2026

The Mini file.

“MINI's Thai story has two distinct chapters that pivot on July 19, 2024.”From the file’s opening

9,929words · 44 min

76linked sources

11sections

89checked facts

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Questions

Asked about Mini.

Which Mini EVs are sold in Thailand?

Mini has 3 EVs on sale in Thailand. From-prices: Cooper Electric ฿1,555,000 · Aceman ฿1,755,000 · Countryman Electric ฿3,399,000.

What is the cheapest Mini EV in Thailand?

The Cooper Electric, from ฿1,555,000, is the Mini EV with the lowest starting price in Thailand right now.

Who sells Mini cars in Thailand?

Mini is distributed in Thailand by BMW (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (wholly-owned BMW Group AG subsidiary; MINI operates as sub-brand sharing HQ, CEO, dealer network, finance, parts, service).

How many Mini EVs have been registered in Thailand?

According to the Department of Land Transport's new-registration statistics, 3,160 of the Mini EVs sold in Thailand were registered between January 2021 and October 2026. The most registered is the Cooper Electric (2,042).

Prices checked 12 November 2026 · Mini research file, researched 27 May 2026