The new Aceman is a five-passenger, all-electric small crossover that complements the recently redesigned Mini Cooper and larger Countryman. Like all new Mini models, it's an EV--part of the brand's stated goal of being fully electric by 2030. Two electric powertrains, a 184-hp electric motor and a 218-hp electric motor, both in front-wheel drive will be available. The availability of all-wheel drive has not been announced. According to the European Test Cycle, it will have up to 252 miles of electric range. We expect the EPA estimated range to be shorter. The Aceman measures 160 inches long and 59 inches tall which is more than 10 inches shorter than the Countryman. The interior looks like the redesigned Mini Cooper with the air vents and floating infotainment screen. The Aceman’s future in the U.S. is unclear, but it won’t arrive anytime soon, not for the 2026 model year.