Mitsubishi Motors North America has decided...The state where they'll officially launch their pure-electric i this fall will be Hawaii. And, thanks to a variety of EV incentives, including Hawaii's $4,500 clean energy rebate and federal tax credit of $7,500 (subject to availability), the entry-level i ES will cost only $16,000. That's $11,990 below the manufacturer suggested retail price (MSRP) of $27,990!
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The soon to be released Mitsubishi i EV, based off the i-MiEV in Japan, will be rented out by Hertz rental car corp. - at least across the pond in the UK.
Rental car giant Hertz will be added the battery powered i-MiEV to its UK fleet, but first it will only be available to those in the "Connect by Hertz" car-sharing club. Looking for new ways to cut down on CO2 output and a push…
The Eclipse first launched in the early 90s as a replacemet for the Starion coupe, and instantly appealed to the masses with its variety of trim levels. It didn't take long for the Eclipse to become the epitome of the performance sports coupe in North America.
Achieving great success with its first-, second- and third-generation Eclipse vehicles, Mitsubishi went on to launch its most recent, fourth-generation model in 2006. And while the iconic sports…
Mitsubishi Motors North America, which boasts quality dealerships including Skyline Mitsubishi, reported March 2011 sales of 7,560 units; which is an increase of over 39% compared to March 2010. It was Mitsubishi's largest month of sales since August 2008.
"Mitsubishi dealers have not had this much excitement and showroom traffic since the federal cash for clunkers program in 2009," said MMNA President & CEO Yoichi Yokozawa. "Our new Outlander Sport is leading the way…