Mini Leasing

The current line-up reflects a brand that has matured without losing clarity. Electric models are integrated naturally, offering quiet performance and low running costs while preserving the brand’s agile feel. Petrol models continue to prioritise engagement and usability, with efficient engines and well-judged ride and handling. Across both powertrains, interiors emphasise quality, digital integration, and a sense of occasion that feels rare at this size.

From a leasing perspective, MINI’s strengths are clear. Strong residual values, predictable specification structures, and manageable running costs make the range particularly suitable for contract hire. Whether the priority is urban efficiency, distinctive styling, or performance-focused driving, MINI offers a focused solution rather than an overcomplicated one.

Why Lease a MINI?

Leasing suits MINI exceptionally well. Monthly costs are competitive for the level of design and finish on offer, and the range benefits from clear trim strategies that reduce expensive options creep. Electric variants appeal to drivers seeking lower Benefit in Kind exposure, while petrol models remain efficient and easy to place within business or personal budgets.

MINI vehicles are compact but not compromised, making them ideal for daily use in urban and suburban settings. At the same time, the driving experience remains a core part of the appeal, ensuring that leasing does not feel like a purely rational choice. For drivers who want character without excess, MINI continues to make a strong case.

MINI Model Line-up for MY2026

Aceman

Positioned between the Cooper and Countryman in spirit, the Aceman is offered exclusively as an electric model for MY2026. It combines compact exterior dimensions with a more upright stance and increased interior space, making it a practical step up for drivers who want an EV with personality rather than a generic crossover feel. The Aceman focuses on usability and efficiency while retaining MINI’s familiar steering response and confident road behaviour.

Clubman

The Clubman continues to appeal to drivers who value practicality without moving into full SUV territory. Available with petrol powertrains for MY2026, it offers a longer wheelbase, increased boot capacity, and a more settled motorway ride. While not electrified in the same way as newer models, it remains a strong choice for drivers covering longer distances who still want MINI design cues and a premium cabin environment.

Cooper

The Cooper remains the core of the MINI range and is available in both petrol and fully electric forms. Petrol versions prioritise light weight and engagement, making them ideal for drivers who enjoy responsive handling and compact proportions. The electric Cooper offers a quieter, more refined alternative with strong urban performance and reduced running costs, while maintaining the same design identity and everyday usability.

John Cooper Works

John Cooper Works represents the performance edge of the brand. Offered with high-output petrol engines for MY2026, these models are focused on sharper responses, firmer chassis tuning, and distinctive styling details. While not positioned as electrified performance models, they remain central to MINI’s identity, appealing to drivers who want a small car that feels genuinely special to drive.