MINI SE Hardtop

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The 2020 Mini Cooper SE Hardtop is an electric-powered coupe that capitalizes on the brand’s reputation for building small cars that are fun to drive and easy to park.

Mini has decided after all that offering a manual transmission on the two-door Hardtop is still a good idea, so a six-speed manual is back in the lineup for 2021.

The 2020 Mini Cooper SE Hardtop is an electric runabout made in the traditional mold, true to Mini’s reputation for motoring fun and priced appropriately for its modest range.

Electric cuteness took over the 2018 New York auto show in the form of the Mini Electric Concept. Now, Mini has unveiled the production version: the 2020 Mini Cooper SE.