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The all-electric Mitsubishi i-MiEV has been awarded a four-star safety rating by the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP). The first fully electric car to be tested for the Australian market, the i-MiEV scored a total of 28.35 out of 37
Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited (MMAL) will be getting Australia's first electric vehicle fast charge recharge station later this month, to help servicing teams work on the Mitsubishi i-MiEV. The company headquarters in Clovelly Park, Adel
Mitsubishi Motors has announced that Mitsubishi i-MiEV production has reached 5000 units at the Mizushima plant in Japan as of yesterday. Just one month after its introduction into the Japanese market in 2009, sales took off and up to 3000 sales have
Nov 10, 2010 Update: Official photos and specifications released: Mitsubishi has today released official images and dimensions of the U.S. spec version of its i-MiEV electric car. It differentiates itself with the Australian (and the rest o
Mitsubishi has just unveiled the Mitsubishi i-Miev at the AIMS at Darling Harbour. The all-electric car was first released in Japan in 2009 but it's now here and available to the Australian market. The Mitsubishi i-MiEV runs solely on electric
Sydneysiders got a bit of a taste of what to expect at the upcoming Australian International Motor Show at Darling Harbour today, as AIMS organisers presented three very special preview cars to get the automotive juices flowing. Darling Harbou
Mitsubishi Motors Australia Limited has confirmed it will release 110 i-MiEV electric vehicles into the Australian market by the end of 2010, 70 more than it was originally allocated. MMAL CEO and President, Masahiko Takahashi, said the company ha
Mitsubishi Motors Australia has today revealed a list of organisations that have signed up to lease one of the very first Mitsubishi i-MiEVs to enter Australia. The first shipment of the Japanese giant's electric vehicles, which arrive later this
After previously announcing its i-MiEV electric car was to be priced at around US$59,000, Mitsubishi has responded to Nissan's sharp pricing on its all electric vehicle, the LEAF. In the US, Nissan has priced the LEAF (above) at US$32,780 befor
EnergyAustralia, the owner and operator of Australia's largest electricity grid, is about to embark on a trial data collecting exercise which includes the use of up to 20 electric vehicles (EVs) throughout the Hunter region. The exercise is ai
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