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Mini Cooper Electric Charging Cable

Type 2 EV charging cable: up to 22kW, single and three-phase

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Overview

The electric Cooper keeps the shape and loses the engine. It takes a Type 2 connector and an 11kW onboard charger, which is more than the car really needs given the battery is not large.

That is the useful part for a buyer. A smaller battery fills quickly even at ordinary speeds, so on a 7.4kW home wallbox you are looking at a few hours rather than an overnight commitment. Paying up for a three-phase cable is hard to justify on this car unless you already have a three-phase supply sitting there.

Length is the one thing worth getting right. The Cooper is short, which sounds like it makes life easier and often does the opposite, because the socket ends up somewhere you did not expect relative to the wallbox. Measure the run before you order rather than after.

Which cable to choose

  • Type 2 to Type 2. The everyday lead, for home wallboxes and public posts alike. 5m if the charger sits beside where you park, 10m if it is on the far wall or you use public bays.
  • Type 2 to 3-pin. A Mode 2 lead for a household socket. Slow at 2.3kW and not a main charger, but worth keeping in the boot.

Every cable we sell is CE and TUV certified, IP55 rated against British weather, and carries a two-year warranty. Most Cooper owners end up on a 32A single-phase lead.

The rest of the Mini range sits on our Mini charging cables page.

Specifications

Fits
Mini Cooper Electric
Vehicle connector
Type 2
Vehicle onboard AC charger
11kW
Cable type options
Type 2 to Type 2, or Type 2 to 3 Pin (Mode 2)
Available lengths
5m, 10m, 15m, 20m
Rated power options
16amp (3.6kW), 32amp (7.2kW), 32amp three phase (22kW), 6amp to 12amp adjustable (2.3kW)
Most popular choice
32A single-phase Type 2 to Type 2
Standard
IEC 62196-2 (Type 2 / MENNEKES), 7-pin
Conductor
2.5-6mm² copper (by current rating)
Weatherproofing
IP55 (IP67 on Type 2 to 3-Pin)
Operating temperature
-30°C to +60°C
Build
Run-over proof (drive-over resistant)
Certifications
CE marked, TÜV certified, IEC 62196-2 (Type 2)
Warranty
24 months (2 years) manufacturer warranty

Features

  • Type 2 throughout

    The electric Cooper keeps the shape and loses the engine. It takes a Type 2 connector and an 11kW onboard charger.

  • A small battery fills quickly

    On a 7.4kW home wallbox you are looking at a few hours rather than an overnight commitment, which is the useful part for anyone choosing a cable.

  • Three-phase is hard to justify here

    Unless you already have a three-phase supply sitting there, the extra cost of a 22kW lead buys very little on a car with a battery this size.

  • Length is the thing to get right

    The Cooper is short, which sounds like it makes life easier and often does the opposite, because the socket ends up somewhere you did not expect relative to the wallbox.

  • Weatherproofed and certified

    CE and TUV certified, IP55 rated against British weather, with a two-year warranty.

Installation

  1. 01Unlock the car - most won't accept a cable while locked.
  2. 02Wallbox end first, then the car. Push until the latch clicks.
  3. 03Check the car shows a charging state before you walk away.
  4. 04Coil loosely into the bag - no tight figure-of-eights.

In the box

  • Charging cable Charging cable 1

FAQs

Which cable do most Cooper Electric owners buy?
A 32A single-phase Type 2 to Type 2 lead. It is the everyday cable for home wallboxes and public posts alike.
Should I pay extra for the three-phase cable?
Probably not. Paying up for a three-phase lead is hard to justify on this car unless you already have a three-phase supply at the property.
How long will a charge take?
The battery is not large, so it fills quickly even at ordinary speeds. On a 7.4kW home wallbox you are looking at a few hours rather than an overnight commitment.
What length should I order?
Measure the run before you order rather than after. Because the car is short, the charge port often ends up further from the wallbox than people assume. 5m if the charger sits beside where you park, 10m if it is on the far wall or you use public bays.
Is the 3-pin lead worth adding?
It is a Mode 2 cable for a household socket, slow at 2.3kW and not a main charger. Most owners keep one in the boot for the occasions where there is no wallbox in sight.
Are the cables rated for outdoor use?
Yes. Every cable we sell is CE and TUV certified and IP55 rated against British weather, and carries a two-year warranty.

Compatibility

  • Mini Cooper Electric
  • All Type 2 electric vehicles (UK & EU, most post-2018)
  • Charger: Ohme
  • Charger: Pod Point
  • Charger: Zappi
  • Charger: Hypervolt
  • Charger: myenergi
  • Charger: Wallbox
  • Charger: EO
  • Charger: Andersen
  • Charger: Tesla
Type 2 to Type 2 Charging Cable / 5M / 16amp (3.6kW) £124.99

What customers say about us

  • First class service

    First class service. Ordered 15m cable and it was delivered next day. Minor hiccup in that the accompanying bag was missing. Quick email to Jake at EV Cable Hub and the bag arrived next working day. 1st class product and even better customer service. Thank you.

    Bromley Philip 20 August 2026Read it on Trustpilot

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