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REPORT: future Mistubishi iMiEVs could include optional range distances

Plans for Mitsubishi's iMiEV – deliveries start in Japan this month – continue to evolve. Mitsubishi president Osamu Masuko has said that upcoming editions of the electric jellybean (OK, he didn't call it that) could have a range of about 200 km (124 miles). That's the new target distance for Mitsubishi's future range of EVs, and is higher than the 100-mile range for the i MiEV that we've heard about for a while. Masuko said Mitsubishi is also considering offering EVs with a variety of ranges depending on how much a customer is ... Read more →

Australians drive the Mitsubishi iMiEV Sam Abuelsamid

Mitsubishi recently brought its iMiEV road show down under to Australia. One reviewer who sampled the little electric four door was pleased with the driving experience but less impressed with some ...

VIDEO: Mitsubishi boss talks about electric car plans Sam Abuelsamid

The Wall Street Journal talked to Mitsubishi President Osamu Masuko ahead of this week's Moscow Motor Show about some of the company's recovery, its involvement in the Russian market and its plans ...

New York 2008: AutoblogGreen drives the Mitsubishi i MiEV (w/ VIDEO) Alex Nunez

Click above for a high-res gallery of the Mitsuibshi i MiEV (22 photos) var digg_url = 'http://digg.com/environment/AutoblogGreen_drives_Mitsubishi_s_electric_i_the_i_MiEV'; I drive a Ford Mustang ...

300 Mitsubishi "i" minicars will go on sale in the UK in July Sebastian Blanco

As you can see from the list of related stories below, the Mitsubishi "i" can generate some rumors and good press. I'd say the quirky, stubby design and the all-electric research version are two ...


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