MINCAR Model C Pro Electric Car 5 Door 4 Seat with Fast Charging
The Model C Pro is the Model C with the battery and voltage platform replaced, and that single change alters how you use the car. The pack moves to 25 kW.h on a 350 V architecture, which delivers a 285 km range and, more usefully, allows fast charging: roughly 36 minutes to go from empty to the bulk of the charge.
Everything else is deliberately unchanged. It is still a five-door, four-seat car on the same 3380 mm platform, with the same adult-sized rear bench, the same 1320 litre folded load space, and the same high-strength cage structure. The alloy wheels, LED headlights and dual screens all stay.
It answers a specific question. If your driving day is long enough that an overnight charge is never enough, or you need the car to be road-ready in the middle of the day, the Pro is the one. For everything else, the standard Model C is the more rational purchase.
Everything the Model C does, plus a battery that can be topped up over a coffee stop instead of overnight.
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350 V architecture, 25 kW.h, 285 km
The higher voltage platform is the reason fast charging works. At 115 V a battery of this size cannot accept the power quickly without taking hours; at 350 V the same pack takes it in under an hour.
The lithium iron phosphate chemistry is the same family used across the range, chosen for thermal stability and cycle life rather than outright energy density.
Battery pack and charge port arrangement
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The same cabin, the same boot, the same car
This is not a facelift or a styling exercise. The interior, the rear seat, the 1320 litre folded load volume and the five-door layout are identical to the Model C.
What you are paying for is electrical. If the rest of the car is not what you need, look at the Model C instead.
Interior layout, five-door Model C Pro
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Charging that fits around a working day
A 36 minute charge at a public DC charger is long enough to cover a few hundred kilometres on a break, and short enough to be usable rather than a scheduled event.
The socket standard is chosen to suit your market: Chinese, European, Japanese, British, American, German, Indian and Israeli types are all available.
Charge port detail and connector standard
Key Features
What sets the Model C Pro apart
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36 minute fast charging
The 350 V, 25 kW.h pack accepts rapid charging, taking the battery from empty to 80 percent in a coffee stop.
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285 km NEDC range
The largest battery option in the five-door range, giving the longest distance between charges of any Model C variant.
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Still a full five-door car
Four adult seats, all five doors opening, and 1320 litres of load space with the rear bench folded.
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Alloy wheels and LED lights
Fifteen inch alloys and crystal-clear LED headlight clusters are standard, not optional.
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Full safety suite as standard
Dual front airbags, ABS, EBD, tyre pressure monitoring and the high-strength cage body are all fitted.
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Dual screens with media
Paired displays for cluster and infotainment, with a reversing camera and rear parking sensors.
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Sport mode and rear drive
Rear-wheel drive through a five-link rear suspension, with a sport setting included as standard.
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200 mm ground clearance
Approaching SUV levels of clearance, with a 20 percent climbable gradient for ramps and rough entrances.
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Eight colourways, two-tone available
Eight standard colours, with a two-tone body available as an option and personalised colour matching discussed against order quantity.
Applications
Where the Model C Pro fits
Long-distance commuting
For drivers who drive significant distances daily and need real range plus the option of a mid-day top-up.
Airport and hotel shuttles
Vehicles that need to be turned around between runs, where fast charging removes the downtime penalty.
Regional sales fleets
Sales and service teams covering a territory rather than a single city, who cannot plan around one overnight charge.
Car rental operations
Rental fleets that need vehicles returned and redeployed the same day, and charged between assignments.
Load Space
What fits behind the seats
Luggage Compartment
1320 L with rear seat folded
FAQ
Model C Pro questions
What is the difference between the Model C and the C Pro?
The C Pro has a 350 V, 25 kW.h battery giving a 285 km range and 36 minute fast charging. The Model C has a 115 V, 18 kW.h battery giving a 220 km range and eight-hour overnight charging only. Everything else is the same.
How long does fast charging actually take?
Around 36 minutes from empty to 80 percent on a compatible DC charger. Full charge takes longer, and the charge curve tapers toward the top, so the last 20 percent always takes disproportionate time.
Can I still charge at home?
Yes. The standard 220 V household connection still works and takes about eight hours for a full charge. Fast charging is an addition, not a replacement.
Is the C Pro heavier than the Model C?
Yes, it is 895 kg against 840 kg. The extra mass is the larger battery pack. The difference is not noticeable in normal use.
Does the fast-charge version have a different battery warranty?
Warranty terms are confirmed at quotation. Lithium iron phosphate chemistry is used across the range for cycle life, and terms are set against the destination market.
Is it road legal in Europe?
EU complete vehicle certification is available, and the charge socket and plug can be supplied to European, British, German, American, Japanese, Indian, Israeli and Chinese standards. Confirm registration requirements for your market before ordering.
Can I have right-hand drive?
Yes. Left-hand and right-hand drive are both available, and airbag fitment is confirmed by hand at order.
What colours are available?
Eight colourways are standard, with a two-tone body available as an option. Personalised colour matching can be discussed against a minimum order quantity.
Which model should I actually buy?
If your daily driving fits inside an overnight charge, the Model C is the better value and the same car. The C Pro earns its extra specification when you need the range or the mid-day top-up.