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This is great, thanks for sharing! Tomorrow I think I'll post this on the Electric Vehicle Wiki so that the images and content are archived for others... http://www.electricvehiclewiki.com/Mitsubishi_iMiev

Finally, Mitsubishi has announced in a big way that the i-MiEV is coming back to North American market in 2014! “Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. (MMNA) is proud to announce that the company’s new 2014 Mitsubishi i-MiEV electric-powered production vehicle not only receives an expanded...

Try MyOutlanderPHEV.com forum - there are some people from the Netherlands on there.

Alternatively, you could create a blog at http://www.myevblog.com and upload your pictures there - plus you can blog about your awesome iMiev :D

Hi Joe, it's not in the (financial) cards right now for us to get a Mitsubishi iMiev - I still lurk around here, it helps me live a little vicariously through the rest of you!

Hi Don, welcome to the Mitsubishi iMiev forum! Are you able to pull the headrests out and flip them around? Or do they tilt too far back then?

What about tint? That's the easy answer (more expensive perhaps) for the rear windows. Some tint is even kind of reflective, but that could look a little cheezy.

The Nissan Leaf forum (operated by the same owner Mike) has 100% Electric license plate frames and stickers. If there's enough interest I think they'd probably do the same for this forum?

Great, Keep us posted!

When you say it still has the drive cable attached, does that mean it would be easy enough to set up the headlight leveling feature even though the US cars don't have the knob? I wonder where the other end of the cable ends up? Is it just stuffed behind the panel where the adjustment dial is...

I think Nissan did the Pikes Peak last year in a stock LEAF and did pretty good? It will be interesting to see how a Mitsubishi i-Miev can do on the climb, although it's not really a Mitsubishi iMiev. It looks like a custom one-seater chassis that uses the Mitsubishi iMiev drive components. I...

A Times Colonist driving writer will be chronicling a year driving his new Mitsubishi i-Miev. For some people on this board, they don't really need to hear about someone else's driving experiences because they own their Mitsubishi i-Miev. But for those of us who are still considering...

Thanks for posting this!

There was talk about something like this on the Nissan leaf forum, they were getting a bunch of stickers made...

What are you talking about?! :?

Do you mean someone could steal the 120v charging cable while you're plugged in and charging your Mitsubishi i Miev? What's the difference between this and someone stealing a 240V cable?

Interesting point about the ICE drivers not being able to fill up at home and how that causes range anxiety. That's a comment I haven't heard before, I like it!

from what I understand my limited knowledge, towing the Mitsubishi i-Miev shouldn't be an issue. The rear wheels are the drive wheels, you should be able to tow the Mitsubishi i-Miev with the rear wheels off the ground. The only question is whether the vehicle was still follow the RV nicely if...

Dan O, that is awesome! It looks a little cartoonish right now, but once it's on your iMiev (or i or Electric Grape) you definitely have to post some pics of it!

The Nissan Leaf people have been doing a bunch of this sort of stuff already: http://www.mynissanleaf.com/viewtopic.php?f=44&t=4131 And they're not doing anything that's voiding warranty, at least not that any of them are aware of :lol: