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As previously written, Hydro-Quebec in Quebec Canada is a supporter of electric vehicles and is taking part in cold weather testing of the Mitsubishi iMiev electric vehicle; it should come as no big surprise that the first EV charging station … Continue reading →

The concept unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show was called the PX-MiEV II and looked similar to the Mitsubishi Outlander. The production version will be named the Mitsubishi Outlander Plug-in Hybrid and Mitsubishi is planning to launch it by April … Continue reading →

Amongst the promotion and hype of the Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt and the upcoming Ford Focus Electric, the electric vehicle with the best mileage rating is the unheralded Mitsubishi i. The Mitsubishi i debuted in Japan in 2009 as the … Continue reading →

The government of Estonia made a deal with Mitsubishi earlier this year to purchase 507 Mitsubishi i-Miev electric vehicles as part of an agreement to purchase 10 million tons of emissions rights. Read the full story, or make comments on … Continue reading →

For a relatively small car company,  Mitsubishi is forging ahead with an electric vehicle strategy that puts it near the front of the electric car movement. The 2012 Mitubishi i-Miev fully electric car will arrive in Canada in December.

Last week Mitsubishi started touring around the West Coast with their 2012 Mitsubishi i. The tour stops allow people to see up close, and even test drive the Mitsubishi i. Mitsubishi has a Facebook page with a list of their … Continue reading →

One of the forum members that’s been quite active on the MyNissanLeaf.com forum, and now on the MyIMiev forum, was lucky enough to be part of a small group that got to drive the U.S. version of the Mitsubishi i-Miev … Continue reading →

Mitsubishi has teamed up with WiTricity and IHI Corporation for a research and development program to help make wireless charging a reality for electric vehicle owners – Mitsubishi’s interest in this of course would be making their Mitsubishi i-Miev vehicle … Continue reading →

The Peugeot iOn started life as a Mitsubishi i city car, and now the gasoline engine has been replaced with the electric vehicle components from the Mitsubishi i-Miev.

Yesterday Mitsubishi and Nissan signed a deal that would see Mitsubishi getting Nissan’s Infiniti M and re-badging it for the Japanese market (but according to Mitsubishi, it’s not going overseas).