Peugeot E-Partner vs Mini Countryman

What's the difference?

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Peugeot E-Partner
Peugeot E-Partner

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2024 price

Mini Countryman
Mini Countryman

$45,900 - $77,800

2025 price

Summary

2024 Peugeot E-Partner
2025 Mini Countryman
Safety Rating

Electric motor type
Permanent Magnet

Inline 4, 2.0L
Vehicle type
Battery Electric

Premium Unleaded Petrol
Electric range
245 km

7.7L/100km (combined)
Energy consumption
18.4 kWh/100km

Battery capacity
50.00 kWh

Seating
2

5
Dislikes
  • Four-star ANCAP
  • Purchase price
  • Cable storage

  • Lacking a few features for a top-grade model
  • An expensive endeavour for a Mini
  • Not much separates the two trim levels
2024 Peugeot E-Partner Summary

In 2023 Peugeot commands around 50 per cent of sales in Australia’s small (under 2.5-tonne GVM) commercial van segment with its Partner range, which offers a choice of wheelbase lengths and model grades.

The French marque has recently introduced its first fully electric variant to the Australian market called the e-Partner, even though this van has been on sale in Europe since 2021.

We recently put one to work for a week, which included loading it up to the max, to see how it compares to its petrol-powered sibling.

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2025 Mini Countryman Summary

The Mini Countryman is the not-so-mini cousin to the iconic and smaller Mini Cooper.

The new generation offers a larger body-size, fun new interiors and a whole suite of updated technology.

We're in the flagship John Cooper Works grade in Favoured trim to find out if this small SUV is still urban-friendly and fun after all of these changes.

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