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0Report: Smart Fortwo ED will have battery rental option in US, price not yet disclosed 1365804900
Next month, Smart USA will launch the first US market electric vehicle with a separate rental program for the battery pack. Those buying or leasing the Smart Fortwo Electric Drive will have the option of renting the lithium ion battery for a monthly fee. The US base price for the Smart Fortwo ED ...
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Report: Bollore Bluecar EV priced at 12,000 euros, plus 80-euro/month battery lease 1363208640
Bollore, the company that supplies electric cars to the Paris carsharing service Autolib, will begin selling the vehicles for a rock-bottom 12,000 euros (US$15,550). That sounds good, but remember that that's without a battery, which buyers would have to rent with a monthly service plan. It ...
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Exclusive: Smart ED could be first with battery lease in US; electric scooter, bike under discussion, too 1359419220
Smart made a splash last fall with the announcement that the base price of the all-electric Fortwo Electric Drive would be $25,000, making it the cheapest EV in the US. After getting a lot of attention with that number, Smart has been communicating with potential customers to make sure that the ...
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Geneva: Renault Zoe shows its low-cost, all-electric face 1331384940
Renault unveiled the production version of the Zoe all-electric car at the Geneva Motor Show this week, but what sounds most impressive is the car's price: £13,650 ($21,396 U.S. at today's exchange rates) after the government incentive of up to 25 percent of the car's cost in the UK. In ...
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Shai Agassi says EVs will be cheaper than ICE cars... sort of 1254143880
Renault Fluence Zero Emissions Concept - Click above for high-res image galleryWe are all familiar with the technical issues facing the developers of electric cars, namely energy density and durability. However, the biggest problem likely to affect the mainstream adoption of EVs is cost. In ... -
Renault kicks hybrids and hydrogen to the curb 1235774940
While it's sister company, Nissan, may still be chasing after hybrids and dreaming of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (HFCV), reports say that Renault has had enough. It's dropped the duo and has decided it wants to go steady with electric vehicles. Company COO Patrick Pelata has let it be known that ...

