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The Mitsubishi i, the new Mitsubishi electric compact car, is coming to Anaheim Mitsubishi near Anaheim, California. Recently, the Wall Street Journal took a peak at the small Mitsubishi i, referring to it a great entry level EV.

The reviewers were quite impressed that the Japanese automaker is setting a new price with the i, also called as the i-MiEV, with a U.S.-based MSRP of $31,125.

"I have been test-driving the new?

You may have heard the recent rumors about a potential race car variant of the all new Mitsubishi i EV. Well for those of you who have yet to hear the rumors, we will fill you in right now. As of now, we haven't the slightest idea if that model, even if it were produced, would arrive at Anaheim Mitsubishi in Anaheim, California. However, the race car will be tackling Pike's Peak this…

It is not news to anyone that fuel prices are persistently rising. Anaheim Mitsubishi might even say that this trend of rising fuel prices is one of the few things in the auto industry that hasn't changed in the past few years. Since we aren't super humans and cannot lower the cost to fill up your tank, we will continue to do what we do best and tell our friends in the greater…

Mitsubishi is the greenest automaker, thanks to the Japanese automaker's all new  Mitsubishi i EV.

The "i", which is currently available at Anaheim Mitsubishi in Anaheim, California is powered by a 49-kW motor and 16-kWh lithium-ion battery. Mitsubishi i reaches 112 combined MPGe and hits a top speed of 81 mph. Regenerative braking recharges the battery, allowing Mitsubishi's electric engine to hold a range of 62 miles per battery charge.

The Mitsubishi i?

Knock knock. Who's there? The 2012 Mitsubishi i EV that's who...or "what" rather. After building up mounds of anticipation and a flurry of marketing campaigns, Mitsubishi has finally sold the revolutionary, new EV model to its first United States consumers.

Where, oh where, are those lucky consumers from? West-coast towns across California, Oregon and Washington. These three states represent the first in the continental U.S. to receive the Mitsubishi i and…

The all-electric Mitsubishi i EV was recently introduced to the United States and has finally received another warm welcome from our neighbors up north, Canada. Anaheim Mitsubishi in Anaheim, California expects to see the one hundred percent electric car soon. And, we promise you that this small Japanese car has a lot of (green) might.

In fact, an i-MiEV (Mitsubishi Innovative Electric Vehicle) has already been purchased in Manitoba by resident Ross Redman. Redman was…

Do you feel like your car may be one of the greenest on the streets? Well, just because your car does well on fuel doesn't actually mean it is one of the greenest! For your car to be one hundred percent eco-friendly, every component should be recyclable and biodegradable. Are you asking yourself: is it even possible to make tires, seat covers, and floor mats completely green? Well, you are in luck, because Mitsubishi?

Mitsubishi is partnering with CarStations to create EV charging locator apps like those used on an iPhone and Facebook. The app will give you the ability to ballpark and share information on charging spots after purchasing an electric vehicle from Anaheim Mitsubishi in Anaheim, California.

The app will provide users with an "updated feed of charging station locations to their new mobile, Facebook and Website trip planning application." Users enter custom locations, or choose from…

Anaheim Mitsubishi serving greater Anaheim has been talking up Mitsubishi's first electric vehicle, the all new Mitsubishi i for quite awhile now. The United States' variant of the all electric vehicle has already entered production and is scheduled to hit select dealership showroom floors throughout the United States by the end of the month.

At this time the American variant is being produced next to the Japanese variation at the company's Mizushima plant…

An updated Mitsubishi Lancer EVO (aka, Lancer Evolution) may be coming to dealerships soon. Conflicting reports from the Japanese auto maker say they either will or won't bring a hybrid version of the enhanced Lancer into production. Now it seems like they indeed will.

"I don't think it's a good idea to introduce the next generation of Lancer Evolution that is similar to what we have today," Mitsubishi Motors President Osamu Masuko…