Mini UAE Announces Rewarding 2025 Ramadan Offers

Mini is one of the most recognizable automotive brands in the premium car space. Once a mass-market nameplate from the United Kingdom, Mini is currently owned by the BMW Group. There might only be a handful of models to pick from, but the British marque is much-loved in the UAE.

With this year’s holy month almost here, Mini’s Ramadan 2025 offers have been announced, too. Customers wanting to buy a Mini in Dubai would have to step into an AGMC dealership. For those wanting a Mini in the nation’s capital, residents can head to a Mini Abu Dhabi showroom.

AGMC Mini Ramadan Offers 2025 

The Mini Cooper 3-Door is the brand’s smallest and most affordable car. Under AGMC’s Ramadan 2025 deals, buyers can get this stylish hatchback for as little as AED 130,000. During Ramadan, the Mini Cooper 5-Door will feature a starting price of AED 134,000. Buyers will receive the benefit of free 1st-year insurance and registration, too.

AGMC is offering trade-in deals worth up to AED 10,000, along with financing options with zero-percent interest. Customers will also be provided with AGMC Diamond Protection Package with their purchase. This package includes “Smart Repair” and “Tyre & Rim” repair/replacement. Then there’s Mini’s Extended Warranty for 3 years/200,000 km and Service Inclusive for 3 years/60,000 km.

Cash deals mean that customers can get better deals on their Mini cars purchased through AGMC. That isn’t all – Esaad and Fazaa cardholders will be provided even sweeter deals. The AGMC Ramadan 2025 deals has the Mini Countryman retailing from AED 183,000 in Dubai. It, too, is being offered with the extended service and warranty package.

On select Mini models, AGMC customers will receive a service package covering up to 5 years/100,000 km. Moreover, they would also be eligible for an extended warranty of up to 5 years/200,000 km.

Abu Dhabi Motors Mini Ramadan 2025 Offers

Those wishing to purchase the new Mini Cooper 3-Door in Abu Dhabi this Ramadan are in for a treat. The entry-level variant of this hatchback starts at just AED 116,500 in the UAE’s capital during Ramadan 2025. Apart from a discounted price, Abu Dhabi Motors trade-in deal will be valid on any make or model of car.

Not only is the Cooper 3-Door being offered at attractive prices, but the more practical the Cooper 5-Door is too. Among the exciting offers offered with the Mini Cooper hatchback in Abu Dhabi include complimentary registration and number plates. Customers will also be offered free window tinting, and free 1st-year comprehensive insurance with agency-aided repair services.

Abu Dhabi Motors is also providing customers special finance rates, a service package for 3 years/60,000 km, plus extended warranty for 3 years/200,000 km. Meanwhile, the Mini Electric models come with 4 years/unlimited mileage service coverage and 8 years/100,000 km battery warranty. The Ramadan 2025 offers for Mini Abu Dhabi customers include an extended warranty for 3 years/200,000 km.

If it’s the Mini Aceman that you’re after, its starting price during Ramadan is AED 167,000. Customers of the Aceman can expect similar deals as those provided to Mini Cooper buyers. The sum of all the offers provided with the Mini Aceman can be up to AED 33,000. Meanwhile, the Mini Countryman’s starting price in Abu Dhabi during Ramadan will be AED 157,500.

Popular Mini cars in the UAE

Mini Cooper (3-Door & 5-Door)

The Mini Cooper hatchback is one of the most iconic cars in the world – it was first unveiled in 1959! The current-generation model is based on a BMW UKL platform, and it’s available with internal combustion and electric powertrains. The entry-level ICE model is powered by a 1.5-liter turbo-petrol three-cylinder that produces 154 hp and 230 Nm.

The Mini Cooper S has a 2.0-liter turbo-petrol four-cylinder with 201 hp and 300 Nm of torque. This is enough to propel it from 0-100 kmph in 6.6 seconds and onto a top speed of 242 kmph. The transmission offered with the Mini Cooper hatchback is a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic, though all variants are front-wheel drive.

The Mini Cooper Electric E has a 40.7-kWh battery pack, powering a single electric motor. Located on the front axle, this e-motor produces around 137 kW (184 hp). The electric motor in the Cooper Electric SE develops around 162 kW (218 hp), and it’s energized by 54.2-kWh battery. Its top speed is 170 kmph, while 0-100 kmph takes 6.7 seconds.

Mini Countryman

The more grown-up and practical avatar of the traditional Mini Cooper is the Mini Countryman. It too is available with ICE and EV powertrains. The base Countryman is powered by the familiar 1.5-liter turbo-petrol with 154 hp and 230 Nm. Then there’s the Countryman S with more power (like the Cooper S), and the Countryman JCW ALL4.

The Mini Countryman JCW’s 2.0-liter turbo-petrol produces 296 hp and 400 Nm, and it’s mated to a 7-speed DCT. The “ALL4” means that it has an all-wheel-drive system, too. This means a 0-100 kmph time of less than 5.5 seconds and a top speed of 250 kmph. The Mini Countryman Electric’s two electric motors produce 230 kW (308 hp).

It gets a 66.5-kWh battery pack that has a WLTP-claimed maximum range of up to 432 km. The Countryman Electric’s top speed is 180 kmph, while reaching 100 kmph takes 5.6 seconds.

Mini Aceman

The Mini Aceman is an electric crossover SUV that’s smaller than the Countryman. Its base variant’s electric motor makes around 137 kW (184 hp) and is powered by a 38.5-kWh battery. Then there’s the Aceman SE with its 49.2-kWh battery and an output of around 162 kW (218 hp).

The Mini Aceman SE goes from 0-100 kmph in 7.1 seconds and has a top speed of 170 kmph. Meanwhile, its maximum WLTP-claimed range is around 405 km. In many ways, the Aceman is a slightly larger Mini Cooper Electric – it handles decently too.

Conclusion

Being under the BMW umbrella means that Mini gets treated the same way as their Bavarian cousins. While Mini’s pricing can be hard to justify sometimes, the Ramadan 2025 offers make them far more appealing. If you want a fun but small Mini, go straight for the Cooper hatchback. In case you want a more practical family-friendly Mini, pick the Countryman.