Given the rudimentary nature of the cabin, it’s no surprise that materials are utilitarian. In this configuration, the EV offers up 741 liters of space.
However, the rear seats do individually push down and pull up with a strap, which is essential if you want to transport anything other than people. The space might be able to fit something very thin, but the bottom is taken up with charging cables. While there is a hatch at the back, there is no real trunk to speak of. There are also Isofix child-seat attachments, and the seats are indeed best for children-the lack of real headrests for adults makes any extended trip a strain. But thanks to the 1,621 mm height, the Mini EV is actually taller than it is wide, so head room is reasonable. That said, stuffing adults into those rear seats is not exactly comfortable. After all, the car is less than 3 meters long, 2,920 mm to be precise. Perhaps the biggest surprise is that the Mini EV can seat four.
