MINI COOPER S ELECTRIC MOT Statistics by Year
Select a model year to see detailed MOT results; including pass rates, mileage trends, and the most common defects found for that specific MINI COOPER S ELECTRIC.
Defect rate by model year
The Mini Cooper S Electric has made a notable entry into the electric vehicle market since its debut in 2020. As an extension of the iconic Mini brand, this model aims to combine the classic charm of Mini with modern electric efficiency. With its stylish design and engaging driving dynamics, the Cooper S Electric has attracted attention from environmentally conscious consumers seeking a fun, compact car.
In terms of reliability, the Mini Cooper S Electric has performed commendably against its peers. Over its first three years, it has consistently recorded fewer defects per 100 tests compared to the average for similar vehicles. In 2020, the model had 68 defects per 100 tests, significantly lower than the average of 90. By 2022, this figure improved further to 54 defects, while the average for that year was 70. This trend indicates a positive trajectory in reliability, suggesting that owners can generally expect fewer issues with this model.
However, the recurring theme in the inspection data highlights a significant prevalence of tyre-related issues. Problems such as insufficient tread depth, bulges, and cuts have emerged as common points of failure across all three years. While these issues are not unique to the Mini Cooper S Electric, they do point to the importance of regular tyre maintenance for owners of this model.
Overall, the years 2021 and 2022 have shown a downward trend in defects, with 2022 being the standout year for reliability. The model’s ability to maintain lower defect rates compared to its competitors over these years reinforces its reputation as a reliable electric vehicle choice.
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In the broader context, the Mini Cooper S Electric is part of a brand that has long been celebrated for its quirky design and spirited performance. As electric vehicles continue to gain traction, the Cooper S Electric is well-positioned to uphold Mini's legacy while catering to a new generation of drivers.