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MINI 5-Door Hatch 2014 review - Carbuyer
- “The MINI 5-door offers all the best bits of the standard hatchback, with a bigger boot and more interior space.”
Mini E: ultimate electric hot hatch? Full road test // Jonny Smith CarPervert
- Published 2nd March 2020. The Mini E - or Mini Cooper se to be precise - is Mini's first mass produced electric car. They did make a batch of experimental Mini One EVs in 2009, and whilst they had excellent performance the batteries took up the whole back seat area. 10 years later the latest UK-built British icon has been gifted the electric powertrain of its BMW i3 cousin and a few minor trim tweaks to provide a quicker 0-62 than its Honda e arch rival, as well the Peugeot e208, revised VW e-Up! and Renault Zoe. With a WLTP range of 145 miles, however, is it enough to be a convincing purchase against the other electric hatches in this sub £30,000 supermini class? Testing the new leccy Mini in the real world is vital, so I drove it on a suitably Mini adventure from Oxfordshire to Swindon to meet up with a classic Austin Rover Mini that can be ordered with fully electric conversion. The Swind-E is the product of Swindon Powertrain, a company who balance hyper e-bike manufacture with BTCC touring car engine building, and soon an off-shelf e-axle electric motor conversion kit to purchase. I will be driving the Swind-E in detail on another episode of CarPervert, as well as a full factory tour of Swindon Powertrain, who in their 50 year lifespan have been involved in F1, WRC and even the forthcoming Lotus Evija EV hypercar project. Thank you for watching. If you haven't already, click the bell icon to alert you when the next CarPervert video lands. Filmed by Mark Taylor-Hankins and Nick Poole. Edited by Mark Taylor-Hankins @inksharkman
MK Sportscars Indy RR at Mallory Park
- MK Sportscars Indy RR at Mallory Park with Danny Keenan
Morgan 3 Wheeler: Last Of The Line
- Published 26th August 2021 After a decade of the model, the current Morgan 3 Wheeler finishes production this year with 33 P101 special editions and a limited run of bespoke models. Our latest video captures a moment in time as the last few are built in the workshops at Pickersleigh Road. Re-introduced in 2011, the Morgan 3 Wheeler continued a legacy of three-wheeled Morgan cars that stretched back to our founding year of 1909. Watch this space for what comes next, as we have said before "The Morgan 3 Wheeler will return"...
Morgan EV3 #UK1909 Selfridges Edition
- Published on 20 Jul 2016. Both Selfridges and Morgan were founded in 1909, and to commemorate our shared British heritage we are collaborating on a world-first limited-edition car, available exclusively at Selfridges. 19 electric three-wheeled vehicles will be available to order, with each car numbered 01-19 and accented with unique features such as a miniature bronze plaque, bronze grills and the best of British materials used in the interiors and hardware. We are also working with 09 fashion partners, each a pillar of British craftsmanship, to create a limited edition collection of made-to-order driving kit, available exclusively for those purchasing the car and numbered to correlate to each vehicle. To celebrate the upcoming partnership we are giving away five VIP Morgan experiences for two, including a guided tour of the Morgan factory, a ride in a Morgan 3 Wheeler, a Morgan goodie bag and more. To enter the competition and sign up to find out more details about Morgan at Selfridges, follow the link below. http://www.Selfridges.com/morgan
Morgan EV3 Concept: Electric Mayhem - Carfection
- Subscribe for more Carfection videos: http://bit.ly/1V1yFYX Morgan have unveiled the electic version of their 3 Wheeler, the EV3.