MINI has entered Pakistan with a three-model fully electric lineup and will re-enter the Jordanian market on August 12, 2026, following an initial presence there that began with a showroom in Amman in 2012. Both moves run through established BMW Group importer partnerships rather than direct distribution. The Pakistan launch pairs the brand with Dewan Motors and covers the fully electric MINI Cooper, MINI Aceman and MINI Countryman Electric, all built on MINI’s dedicated electric platform.
Highlights
- Three fully electric models anchor the Pakistan lineup: MINI Cooper, MINI Aceman and MINI Countryman Electric
- Dewan Motors serves as importer; a new BMW and MINI showroom in Karachi opened alongside the launch, built to the BMW Group’s Retail.Next format
- Jordan re-entry begins August 12, 2026 with Abu Khader Automotive, the BMW Group’s official importer in the country since 2010
- WLTP combined consumption across the electric lineup ranges from 23.0 to 27.8 kWh per 100 miles (14.3–17.3 kWh/100 km), with zero tailpipe CO2 and a CO2 class A rating
Fully Electric Lineup Anchors the Pakistan Entry
MINI arrived in Pakistan earlier this year with its latest generation of fully electric models, entering a market the company describes as having strong long-term potential and an evolving premium mobility segment.
The all-electric MINI Cooper sits at the center of the lineup, pairing compact proportions with an interior organized around a circular OLED display. The MINI Aceman adds a fully electric crossover in the premium small-car segment, combining compact exterior dimensions with a more versatile interior package. The MINI Countryman Electric tops the range with greater range capability, additional interior space and available all-wheel drive.
New Karachi Showroom Follows Retail.Next Format
The market entry was accompanied by a new BMW and MINI showroom in Karachi built to the BMW Group’s Retail.Next retail concept, which combines digital touchpoints with in-person sales interaction.
MINI Returns to Jordan With Abu Khader Automotive
The Jordan relaunch runs through Abu Khader Automotive, the BMW Group’s official importer in the country since 2010. From August 12, 2026, MINI re-enters the market with its latest model generation, and Abu Khader will handle both sales and after-sales support locally.
“The MINI debut in Pakistan and the brand’s relaunch in Jordan are important milestones in our journey. They reflect our ambition to bring MINI’s unique blend of iconic design, digital innovation and hallmark go-kart feeling to new and returning markets — while taking the next decisive step in shaping the future of urban mobility worldwide,” said Jean-Philippe Parain, Head of MINI.
Consumption and Emissions Figures
The following figures are WLTP combined values reported by BMW Group for vehicles on the German market. WLTP is the European homologation cycle and is not directly comparable to EPA-rated figures used in the United States.
| Model | Energy consumption (WLTP combined) | CO2 emissions | CO2 class |
|---|---|---|---|
| MINI Cooper E/SE | 23.7–23.0 kWh/100 miles (14.7–14.3 kWh/100 km) | 0 g/km | A |
| MINI Aceman E/SE | 23.7–23.5 kWh/100 miles (14.7–14.6 kWh/100 km) | 0 g/km | A |
| MINI Countryman E/SE | 27.8–26.2 kWh/100 miles (17.3–16.3 kWh/100 km) | 0 g/km | A |
