2021 MINI Cooper S Electric Collection Electric · S9 XHA

This 2021 MINI Cooper S Electric passed its most recent MOT on 2 February 2026 with no defects recorded. The test was carried out at 39,635 miles, and there are no advisories or issues flagged in the current record. Looking at the full MOT history, the vehicle has passed every test without defects across the last three inspections spanning from September 2024 to February 2026. This is a clean record and suggests the car has been well maintained during the period covered by these tests. The mileage progression shows steady, consistent use. From September 2024 at 34,100 miles to February 2026 at 39,635 miles represents an increase of 5,535 miles over roughly 16 months, averaging around 4,140 miles annually over that interval. Across its full five-year life, the vehicle sits at approximately 7,927 miles per year, which is typical for this age and does not suggest excessive wear or long periods of standing idle. Since this is an electric vehicle, the absence of defects is particularly reassuring. Electric drivetrains generally have fewer moving parts and lower maintenance demands than conventional engines, and this MINI's test history reflects that reliability. However, the battery and electric motor components are not yet old enough to show typical wear patterns; age-related battery degradation and thermal management issues typically emerge later in an electric vehicle's life, often beyond the eight to ten year mark.