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That looks awesome! I can't wait to get mine. It's going to be a long year waiting for it. I wonder if it's possible to change out the steering wheel. I used to own an 08 Lancer GTS that had that same kind of steering wheel. It always felt a little big for my liking, and my current car - an 09...

I would totally rock a My Little Pony wrap.

It's for the west coast only. :(

I read an article explaining this thinking (only with the Leaf, not the i) , and he worked out that it'd be cheaper to buy a Leaf and trade it in 3 years for a new one than it would be to lease one for 3 years. That's my plan, personally. I plan on having the Gen 1 for several years, then trade...

This list is invalid because it includes the Volt. The Volt is not an electric car: it's a gimmicky hybrid.

So does that mean that those of us in other areas (that won't be getting the i until later in the year) are stuck with the new price?

Oooooooooooohhhhhhh. I thought you meant built into the roof of the car itself to help charge the battery as you drive.

Ok, I thought you meant built into the roof of the car, like EnivroFusion was suggesting.

Since I'm planning on trading my Ralliart for the i-MiEV, I am waiting to make sure I can get the $1,500 owner loyalty that Mitsubishi offers. If it requires me to wait for the car to be in the showroom before I can buy it, so be it.

I suspect that your numbers might be a bit on the generous side for the car's production. I assume that your panels are optimally aligned (angled towards the equator, at an angle equal to your latitude), while the car will be changing directions and positions all the time, so your house will be...

I'd love to see these in Houston. Reserved covered parking for EV owners? That'd be awesome.

Here's the current list of what's going to be available on the two trims in the U.S.: http://i.mitsubishicars.com/miev/features/compare

It's huge inside. Way bigger than you think it could be given how small it is outside. I was lucky enough to get to test drive one at Mitsubishi Owners Day here in Texas this year. It was one of the smaller, right hand drive ones, and it is just as spacious inside as my Lancer (for anyone who...

The problem with the Leaf is it is, frankly, hideous. And the problem with the Ford is that it is, frankly, a Ford. :lol:

My immediate thought would be that it's the US version, as the steering wheel is on the left, and so far the iMiEV is out primarily in countries that are right hand drive.

I got it from http://i.mitsubishicars.com/faq/availability. Click on the link for "nationwide rollout plan" under the "When will it be available" question.

The release dates for the iMiEV are: California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington: Finalize your order by: 10/1/11, receive it by: 1/31/12 Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont...

I wouldn't put it past them to do that in later versions. Right now they are just trying to get an affordable EV to market. The less new, untested technology, the better at this point. Seeing as the Prius already has something like that to power the A/C system, I wouldn't be surprised at all to...

Mitsubishi posted that on their Facebook page as an April Fool's joke. Personally, if they made a car with those numbers, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

I haven't put a deposit down, as I'm waiting to see what kind of incentives they are going to offer (owner loyalty, etc.), and what kind of infrastructure companies like eVgo are able to get in place before I buy one. They aren't coming to my area (Texas) until November of next year, so that...