Mitsubishi has finally realised that charging £33,699 for its electric i-MiEV was a bad joke. Even the most environmentally-conscious early adopter was going to have a problem paying that for a city car with a modest 90 mile (145 km) range.
So now the i-MiEV’s UK price has been slashed to a more palatable £28,990 which, purely coincidentally (yeah, right), is exactly what Nissan will be charging for the Leaf.
Taking off the government’s recently confirmed £5,000 OLEV Plug-in Car Grant, that means both the Mitsubishi and Nissan will effectively cost £23,990 when they go on sale at the beginning of next year.
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Saturday, August 21, 2010
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