Mini Electric looks to ChinaThe Mini Cooper SE imported to Thailand carries a price tag of 2.29 million baht, excluding a charging wallbox for home use. BMW Group Thailand plans to use a new plant in China to produce Mini Electric cars for Thailand, enjoying zero import duty under the Asean-China free trade area. In related news, BMW will import the Mini Cooper SE, also known as Mini Electric, from its Oxford, England plant to sell 25 units locally. The Mini Electric made its world premiere in July 2019 in Frankfurt. Mr Preecha said Mini cars reached an all-time high with 1,204 deliveries in 2019, or 14.4% growth, marking the highest performance of Mini worldwide.

Source: Bangkok Post February 09, 2020 22:30 UTC